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<h4>A Mission to Help </h4>

<p>During the summer of 2007, Tufts dental student Marjorie Brisard traveled to her native Haiti this summer with a team of classmates and faculty members. For Brisard, the trip was one step toward fulfilling a life's goal.</p>

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<p>Working for the United Nations Mission in Sudan gave two Fletcher School students a unique view into an international peacekeeping operation and a new outlook on the Darfur conflict.</p>

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<h4>Attacking Avian Flu</h4>

<p>Tufts researchers in Indonesia lead the way training community surveillance and response teams to detect and respond to the potential pandemic.</p>

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<h4>Bienvenue à Talloires</h4>

<p>The Tufts in Talloires program allows students to explore a foreign culture -- and themselves.</p>

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<h4>Bon Anniversaire! </h4>

<p>The Tufts European Center at Talloires, France, celebrated its 30th anniversary in April 2008 with an event on Tufts University’s Medford/Somerville campus.</p>

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<h4>Castle in the Clouds </h4>

<p>Elliot Hirshon (A'05) recalls a trip to Tibet with Engineers Without Borders.</p>

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<h4>Change Agent</h4>

<p>Salome Otami, a Tufts Eliot-Pearson Department of Child Development graduate student, hopes to make a difference when she returns to her native Ghana.</p>

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<h4>Connecting Across Continents </h4>

<p>Students in GMAP, a combined residency and Internet-mediated graduate program at Tufts University's Fletcher School, are gaining an interdisciplinary education in global affairs, while making lifelong connections with their classmates from around the world.</p>

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<h4>Deliverance</h4>

<p>Through the organization he founded, LimaKids, Joseph Donroe (A'98, MD/MPH'07) seeks to address both mental health and quality of life issues of orphaned children in Peru's capital city.</p>

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<h4>Discovering Ghana </h4>

<p>The unique Ghana Gold Study Tours helps Tufts students see Ghana through a different lens.</p>

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<h4>Giving Peace a Chance</h4>

<p>An initiative to solve the intractable conflict in Iraq brought the warring sides together in Helsinki for talks-thanks in part to critical Tufts connections.</p>

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<h4>Jumbo Goes to Africa </h4>

<p>In May 2008, members of the Tufts field hockey team spent two weeks exploring southern Africa.</p>

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<h4>Lautze's Dams of Malaria in East Africa </h4>

<p>School of Engineering student Jonathan Lautze uses research from his university studies to construct a way to reduce the transmission of malaria through water resource engineering and management.</p>

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<h4>Sharing Power </h4>

<p>Current and past Tufts students joined forces in May 2008 to pass along the Tufts ideal of active citizenship to the youth of Central America.</p>

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<h4>The Future's So Bright...</h4>

<p>A group of Tufts students committed to promoting renewable energy found themselves energized by a trip to a star-studded conference in the United Arab Emirates.</p>

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<h4>True Blessings</h4>

<p>Sue Higgins, T86, G02, has seen firsthand the difference occupational therapy can make in the lives of adults and children living in Mexico.</p>

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<h4>Welcome to America </h4>

<p>In 2000, Jane Leu (J'91) founded Upwardly Global, a San Francisco nonprofit dedicated to helping legal immigrants find work in their field. Today, with more than a dozen employees and a field office in Manhattan, the organization has assisted immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers from some 65 countries.</p>

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<h4>Welcome To Arada Vieja </h4>

<p>Jonny Crocker (E'07), the former president of Engineers Without Borders, talks about the group's water filtration project in rural El Salvador.</p>

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