Some insights from our first social business intern in Malawi Are you business-savvy? Have you got nouse, know-how, and a nose for a deal? If you’re getting into business development…
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Ever considered a Nonprofit Photography Program? How are you with a camera? With our humanitarian photography program, your camera skills could help to make a big impact. This program places passionate photographers…
Two recent wildlife interns share their experience Imagine this; you wake up to the gentle sound of elephants roaming around your tent. Lions are roaring in the distance. The smells...
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Highlights, challenges and takeaways; what to expect from a nonprofit internship in Livingstone As part of the co-op program at Northeastern University, Katie Oliver recently joined us in Livingstone, Zambia...
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A look into an American intern’s experience in Malawi Doing a community development internship in Africa can take many different forms; it’s a broad concept that can offer various types...
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7 Things I learned during my remote marketing internship with Roots Working with Roots during these past two months has been a valuable learning experience. Between experimenting with different marketing...
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Share Tweet Share What I learned from my writing internship with Roots I’m Moira, I’m a recent graduate from Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts. I’m 22 years old and I...
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Share Tweet Share Pin Some insights from a Canadian gap year student who embarked on a remote writing internship While we mostly associate internships with university students, there's an increasing...
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Share Tweet Share Pin Given the threat of COVID-19, all our interns in Cape Town had to travel back home in the past weeks. Luckily, everyone is able to continue...
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As a Communications and Marketing intern here at Roots, I have learned about many impactful NGOs making a real difference in the local communities. One of those organizations is Projekt Ubuntu: a project in the township of Masiphumelele, about 40 minutes from the City of Cape Town. They have a big daycare center hosting about 60 children a day, called the Ubuntu Center.
