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Blogs by Exchange Travelers

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Click on the different postings that interest you and learn about the world through the experiences of people with disabilities studying, volunteering or working overseas.

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DeafBlind Volunteer to Nigeria Shares Her Experiences

Christine Roschaert is volunteering in Nigeria for 2008-10 as part of the Voluntary Service Overseas (VSO) organization.

Hong Kong Fulbright Experience

Christie Gilson, who is blind, is a doctorate student that traveled to Hong Kong on a Fulbright scholarship.

Nepal, Peru and Costa Rica: Volunteering Perspectives from a Wheelchair User

Megan Smith, a power wheelchair user, volunteered abroad in Latin America and Asia in high school and college.

Peruvian Andes Adventure for Blind Youth

High school students with and without vision impairments hike in the Andes mountains in Peru.

Summer Study in Prague and Winter Break Travels in Japan

Stuart, who wears two leg prosthetics, studied abroad in Prague and participated in a technology program to Japan as a college student.

Summer Study of Business and Politics in Strasbourg, France

Anne Marie, who uses a wheelchair for mobility, shares her thoughts about her study abroad experience to France in June 2008.

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