It takes a certain kind of person to be motivated to leave a familiar place and move hundreds or thousands of miles to live in an isolated, rural community with few facilities in the hopes of helping other people live … Continue reading
More than 45 Mexican university graduates completed an arduous fellows application process, that for one committed individual involved driving 44 hours to the interview! Of these, seven were selected to join the pilot program. I was anxious to meet these … Continue reading
It’s bloody hot in Baja, Northwest Mexico, at this time of the year. I’m in Loreto on the peninsula’s eastern coast, drenched in sweat and trying to survive in 35 degrees C. I’m here to witness the launch of Rare’s … Continue reading