Month: January 2022

The idea of ‘Filipino Resilience’ has long been touted as something for the Philippines, and for citizens of the country, to be proud of. And maybe it is. The Philippines has a history of enduring and bouncing back from hardships; from dictatorship, to colonization, enduring natural disaster after natural disaster. Filipino citizens are not strangers… Continue reading The Philippines: Struggle and Resilience

As we enter a new year, it is easy to focus on our own past and future; this is a time of new beginnings and reflection, centered around our efforts to make our own year better. But, in doing this, we often forget about the fact that others around the world do not have access… Continue reading A Reflection on Haiti’s 2021

Hi! On this blog, you’ll be hearing a lot more from me, Linnea Teske. I’m a freshman studying political science, and I just joined the Wisconsin Microfinance team as the new Media Intern! I feel so lucky to be able to work for such a wonderful organization, and in support of such an amazing cause.… Continue reading New Member Introduction: Linnea Teske