Written by Lauren Sutherland, CRHP Experiential Course Participant and new Mabelle Arole Fellow For the past three weeks, the best word that I could use to describe what we learned in our course at CRHP would be 'community'. As we went from class to class learning about men’s and women’s groups, adolescent programs, VHWs, and... Continue Reading →
Written by: Matthew Barwick, Founder & Head Tutor at Film in Action In November 2013, I arrived in rural India to CRHP as a filmmaker and film skills tutor where I began a 6-month placement as a videographer and photographer for the organization. There, I experienced a new culture, worked closely with a community, and learned... Continue Reading →
Twice a year, CRHP hosts students from the Elon University in North Carolina for a three-week long course. During this course, the students are exposed to all CRHP programs. Below is part of a write up done by an Elon student regarding her most meaningful experience at CRHP. Written by Emily Thomas I came to CRHP with... Continue Reading →
Written by Emily Foltz CRHP has warmly welcomed Emily Foltz as the 2014-2015 Mabelle Arole Fellow. Emily completed her undergraduate studies at Duke University, majoring in Biology with a concentration in Pharmacology and completing a certificate studies program in Global Health. After finishing her fellowship in Jamkhed, she will attend the Pritzker School of Medicine... Continue Reading →
Clement Kairouz was a participant in CRHP's June Course. Students spend the first month of the June Course learning about our model of community-based health and development and then spend the second month conducting research on a topic of their choice. This blog post is Clement's reflection at the end of the course. Today, after... Continue Reading →
This week we bid farewell to Mike Murdock who has been working with CRHP for the past five months as a Communications and Development intern. We asked him what his time working at CRHP has meant to him. This is his response. The time I have spent at CRHP has been immensely worthwhile. I have learned much... Continue Reading →
We are thrilled to have Anirudh ‘Ani’ Kumar here on campus as the 2012-2013 Mabelle Arole Fellow. Ani completed his undergraduate studies at Columbia University, majoring in Sustainable Development and Anthropology. He plans to do his medical studies at Mount Sinai School of Medicine. Here’s what he says about his experience so far: By Anirudh... Continue Reading →
