Alexa Servizzi

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One thing I will do to “change the world” is start buying fair trade coffee instead of getting coffee from Starbucks which is a big corporation @weller_world #ucchangestheworld

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What I also found interesting from the documentary was how their loan system works because it is completely different from our loan system in the United States and their loan amounts are significantly smaller @livingonone #ucchangestheworld

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What I thought was eye-opening from the Living on One documentary was that one of the guys got really sick with parasites even though he was there for a short amount of time. @livingonone #ucchangestheworld

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My favorite presentation of the semester was the One Sight presentation. Learning that billions of people live with vision loss was very shocking to me. This presentation was also very unique to all the other organizations we learned about @OneSightOrg #ucchangestheworld

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What I found interesting about the Peace Corps presentation was learning about her secondary project experience @PeaceCorps #ucchangestheworld

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What i found interesting about the AmeriCorps presentation was all the different types of programs @AmeriCorps #ucchangestheworld

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What I found interesting about Engineers Without Borders is that it’s open to all majors not just engineering majors @EWB_UC #ucchangestheworld

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What I found interesting from the Ten Thousand Villages presentation was that all the different artisan crafts are from all over the world. I also enjoyed seeing all of our speakers artisan crafts that she owns. @Villages #ucchangestheworld

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What I found interesting from the One Sight presentation was learning how many people are living with vision loss. @OneSightOrg #ucchangestheworld

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What I found interesting from Saras presentation was learning about the Sara Spins Foundation @sara_spins #ucchangestheworld

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What I found interesting from the Village Life presentation was the amount of UC students that have went to volunteer with Village Life @VillageLifeOP #ucchangestheworld

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Another thing I found interesting from Anthony Russell’s presentation was that they had to filter their own water everyday. @uofcincyalumni @YaleSPH #ucchangestheworld

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What I found interesting from Anthony Russell’s Peace Corps presentation was the way he had to shower during the Peace Corps. You never fully understand how someone lives on a day to day basis until you experience it yourself. @uofcincyalumni @YaleSPH #ucchangestheworld

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After watching “The Spring” film, I found it impressive that Scott Harrison did a complete 180 with his life and how many lives he’s changed @charitywater @weller_world #ucchangestheworld

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One thing I learned from the Josephine’s Clinic presentation was that most homeless people are sex workers. @JosephinesCincy #ucchangestheworld

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One thing I found interesting from the P&G presentation was how the water packets can provide people with safe water that @ProcterGamble #ForceforGood #ucchangestheworld

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What I found interesting from the SOTENI presentation was that Eswatini has the highest rate of HIV/AIDS in girls @SOTENI

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What I found interesting from the Kevin Bales Ted Talk was that 27 million people are enslaved but it is also the smallest fraction @kevin_bales #ucchangestheworld

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Another thing I found interesting about the Human Trafficking presentation was that trafficking almost always happens in trusted relationships @EndSlaveryCinci #ucchangestheworld

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One thing I found interesting from the Human Trafficking presentation was the language that they use and how they never use the term “rescue” @EndSlaveryCinci #ucchangestheworld