Race in Latin America

In a reawakening of attention toward racial injustice in the United States during the global battle against Covid-19, citizens globally have been listening and taking part in meaningful action to combat racial intolerance. Extreme acts of racism are nothing new, but they have been brought into even greater light with the current information age, especially during a time in which ‘life as usual’ has temporarily become ‘life in isolation.’ How will our current actions and constant engagement in addressing racial inequality amount following the 2020 pandemic?

Overcoming all that comes with the COVID-19 pandemic at times seems insurmountable but that's not truly the case. The youth will always hold power and integrity.

This summer college students are taking advantage of remote internships and contributing to a greater cause to spread positivity and encouragement to front line workers during COVID-19.

No internship this summer? Here are three things you can do to build your portfolio anywhere in the world.

You often hear that people want to be happy, but do not know how to achieve a state of absolute happiness. What if I were to tell you that every single person reading this has the power to attain happiness using the power of their mind?

Amidst a global pandemic, the meaning of the word "normal" has been changed. Through new challenges and experiences, the world is becoming a different place than it was at the beginning of 2020.

The reason I wanted to write this was to both reflect on my quarantine experience so far, and to spread this idea of doing what you want. This time is unprecedented, so while we are all stuck inside, take this time to try and learn new and unprecedented things.

I never thought I would become the National President of AIESEC in my country, let alone that I would be serving as President during a global pandemic!

Thanks to AIESEC and her thirst for adventure, Priscilla was able to do something she never thought she would.