First Impressions

I am [still] so excited to be here. Buenos Aires is so beautiful. It definitely has become a bit of fresh air.

1) Relate the findings academically to the real world of globalization and how Latin American relationships with North America and Europe are affected depending on the region at question.

            a) Be attentive throughout the research processes and make sure to understand statistically the number of grants and awards devoted to Latin America from North America and Europe.

            b) Realize the impact of the international cooperation by asking those workers who have been in the arena for longer than myself, particularly those who started working on the NGO when it was first established because they had to pursue the foundation.

2) See how society is affected by the aid that each region gets through exploration of the area and comparison to the other countries visited on this trip.

            a) Evaluate migration patterns and economic stability as affected by grants.

            b) Analyze the involvement government organizations have in the processing of awards and grants handled by NGOs by researching rules and norms each government imposes of the handling of benefits.

3) Explore the interworking of an organization and how to better the interaction between workers to produce the maximum amount of progress and individual satisfaction in the workforce.

            a) Evaluate how much progress volunteers and workers get done in comparison to how employees are treated.

            b) Adopt good norms and costumes for future job settings, and or learn to avoid certain behaviors that would jeopardize me as a future professional, while at the same time understanding cultural differences.

 The people in RACI (Red Argentina para la Cooperacion Internacional) are wonderful. I feel like we share many of the same objectives as far as equality achievement and justice goes. There are also many volunteers who come from the US and other countries, which add so much to the mix.