Recent posts from: JA2A Jarabacoa 6-20-2019


Home Sweet Home


On Friday we began our journey home back to Chicago. We woke up at 7:30am, had breakfast, and loaded the bus to begin heading to the airport in Santiago. On our way to the airport, our bus driver, Samuel, pulled over and bought us delicious Dominican treats for us to...

JA2A RETURN TRIP INFORMATION


Hello Families and Friends of JA2A Glimpsers, We know you are all eager to see your students return home! We thought we would share a reminder about the return flight information so you know when and where to pick them up from the airport once they’ve arrived. Here is...

Immigration Day


Hello family and friends, Today our topic was immigration. Early in the morning, we had a special guest, Juan Carlos, the filmmaker of the documentary Hasta la Raiz. The documentary emphasized dilemmas Dominicans of Haitian descent face. They have a hard time finding...

Free Day 2


Today was defiantly a day full of laughter and adventure. Our group experienced our second Free Day, where we are able to go and adventure off into Jarabacoa and buy snacks and souvenirs for our families back home and ourselves. In the morning we had a light breakfast...

Fun Day


Hello Global Glimpse viewers! Today was a very fulfilling day where we were allowed to explore the DR environment and its effect on the community. We started our day off at Santo Jimenoa where we learned about hydroelectric currents in the Dominican Republic.  A new...

Deconstructing Poverty Day


Today, we worked on giving back to the community, providing the basic health benefits to the locals. Everyone contributed to this activity, whether it be welcoming patients, collecting contributions, being doctor assistants, entertaining the kids, or helping out in...

Global Business/WLAL Blog


Hola los familias! We welcomed a day of hard work and sweat here in Jarabacoa. As locals, we started with an early morning journey to Flores de Jarabacoa alongside Trudeau exportation company. During the tasks, we enriched ourselves in what it really means to be a...