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Learning and belonging!

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Let's meet indigeneous and tribal communities of Suriname!  Work has been so great so far. I feel so privileged to be assigned in a role and a project where I am in an incredibly unique advantage to work across teams and alongside many experienced individuals in the joint programme initiative. It has afforded me the experience to further my industry knowledge in such a short span of time as I meet and work with many people and learn about their roles and agencies. Village leaders of indigeneous villages board members of VIDS                                                                                                                             W e have finally arrived at, what I feel has been the most fulfilling  part of my summer and work, the village visits. The participatory  component of my work responsibilities. Part of my work described tasks involve participation and engagement with the local Indigenous and Tribal communities. There were several village visits over the co
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Groeten uit Suriname, Paramaribo!

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Greetings from Suriname, Paramaribo!  Suriname, Paramaribo. 2023 I will be spending the summer in Suriname, Paramaribo, what I like to call a ‘Hidden gem’ of the world. Usually after the congratulatory messages I received from people once I announced my summer plans. It was often followed by “…wait where did you say you’re spending your summer again? Where in the world is that?!”  So, I think it’s only fitting to start with a simple ‘What to know about Suriname’ Quick facts by Lalash. Suriname is a small country located on the northeastern coast of South America. Bordering it from the south is Brazil and on the west is Guyana and French Guiana on the east border.  Suriname, formerly known as Dutch Guiana, is the only Dutch speaking country in South America. In fact, the only sovereign country outside of Europe where the prevailing official language is Dutch in media, business, and education. Another interesting fact is that Suriname is home to African, Indonesian, Chinese and Netherlan
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