Cuso International
Marian White Public Engagement Officer, www.cusointernational.org
Category: Non-ProfitJennifer Edwards, Papua New Guinea
Marian White
Oct 14 2011
A CUSO placement lead to a lifetime of dedication to international solidarity work.
Euclide Chiasson, Bolivia at 50th celebration in N.B.
Marian White
Oct 11 2011
Acadian leader shares what a privilege it was to live and work in another culture.
Mike Dillon, Malaysia at 50th Celebration in N.B.
Marian White
Oct 11 2011
'Don't send us under developed workers' - advice given by Julius Nyerere to early CUSO leaders.
Anne Marie MacCormack, Sierra Leone
Marian White
Sep 25 2011
A young nurse faced huge challenges running a Mobile Pre-Natal Clinic.
Ray MacCormack, Sierra Leone
Marian White
Sep 20 2011
Coming from a large Cape Breton family prepared Ray for his volunteer work in a rural village in Sierra Leone. Hear an amazing story you won't believe.
Joanne MacNevin, Costa Rica
Marian White
Sep 12 2011
An Internship overseas helped qualify Joanne for her current job as a Teacher of English as an Additional Language.
Della Webster, Mongolia
Marian White
Aug 26 2011
Teachers are in a caring profession and aware of Third World issues. They will jump at the chance to work with CUSO-VSO during a one year leave of absence to improve their skills and learn about the world.
Erynn Lyster, Volunteer/Staff,Jamaica
Marian White
Aug 12 2011
An entrepreneur who has built into her business model a way of giving back. Hear how this volunteer continues to work with her former partner organization. "Women's Media Watch is a part of my life" http://www.urbanmotifdesign.com
Dr. Peter Burston, Kenya
Marian White
Aug 06 2011
Peter learned that teaching in another culture requires that you 'Keep it simple - don't simplify the concept but simplify how you explain it.'
Celia Denafe, Tanzania
Marian White
Aug 03 2011
"I learned everything that I needed to know in life. I learned how to cope with things. I learned what the diversity of the world looked like. I certainly learned what poverty meant. It was a turning point in my life. I've never forgotten it."
After graduating from the University of Prince Edward Island I volunteered with CUSO in Nigeria. In the 80s I worked with Oxfam Canada in Halifax as a development educator working across the Maritime region. In 1994 I began to work with CUSO in the Atlantic region and enjoy my current work with Cuso International.
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Ken Mellish, Malaysia
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