Scott Rosefield, Author at Next Generation Nepal

1 07, 2020

One more death, 476 new infections reported in Nepal as national tally climbs to 13,248
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One more death, 476 new infections reported in Nepal as national tally climbs to 13,248

Scott Rosefield2020-07-01T09:07:49-07:00

One more death related to Covid-19 and 476 new infections has been reported in Nepal on Monday, taking the national case tally to 13,248.

One more death, 476 new infections reported in Nepal as national tally climbs to 13,248Scott Rosefield2020-07-01T09:07:49-07:00

23 06, 2020

The dark side of voluntourism selfies
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The dark side of voluntourism selfies

Scott Rosefield2020-06-23T09:41:12-07:00

Wanting to share experiences of volunteering abroad is perfectly normal, but what are the consequences of our photos other than virtual likes?

The dark side of voluntourism selfiesScott Rosefield2020-06-23T09:41:12-07:00

17 06, 2020

Nepal extends domestic & international travel ban till 5 July as Covid cases cross 6,000
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Nepal extends domestic & international travel ban till 5 July as Covid cases cross 6,000

Scott Rosefield2020-06-17T14:34:16-07:00

Nepal on Monday extended the suspension of all domestic and international passenger flights to and from the country for another three weeks, as the number of coronavirus cases crossed 6,000 after over 450 fresh infections were detected.

Nepal extends domestic & international travel ban till 5 July as Covid cases cross 6,000Scott Rosefield2020-06-17T14:34:16-07:00

9 06, 2020

The Dangers Of The Voluntourism Industry
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The Dangers Of The Voluntourism Industry

Scott Rosefield2020-06-09T14:27:52-07:00

I have always been a firm believer that you should help others where you can give. Giving and volunteering are and have always been key ways to do this. But can volunteering be negative in societies?

The Dangers Of The Voluntourism IndustryScott Rosefield2020-06-09T14:27:52-07:00

1 06, 2020

NGN’s Snapshots Special Pandemic Issue
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NGN’s Snapshots Special Pandemic Issue

Scott Rosefield2020-06-01T12:50:51-07:00

A summary of our work during this historic pandemic.

NGN’s Snapshots Special Pandemic IssueScott Rosefield2020-06-01T12:50:51-07:00

27 05, 2020

Does voluntourism do more harm than good?
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Does voluntourism do more harm than good?

Scott Rosefield2020-05-27T08:58:21-07:00

Voluntourism is really quite an extraordinary concept: people give a lot of their money and time to do something they believe will help solve world issues like hunger or poverty.

Does voluntourism do more harm than good?Scott Rosefield2020-05-27T08:58:21-07:00

13 05, 2020

8 Signs Your Volunteer Abroad Program is Legit
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8 Signs Your Volunteer Abroad Program is Legit

Scott Rosefield2020-05-13T08:13:32-07:00

How to find the right overseas volunteer placement that truly benefits everyone involved. Yasmin Smith learned the hard way that, when it comes to sustainability and positive impact, not all projects are made equal.

8 Signs Your Volunteer Abroad Program is LegitScott Rosefield2020-05-13T08:13:32-07:00

5 05, 2020

Lockdown, Rain and the Capital City
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Lockdown, Rain and the Capital City

Scott Rosefield2020-05-05T10:48:47-07:00

Photos of different parts of the city after Monday’s rainfall.

Lockdown, Rain and the Capital CityScott Rosefield2020-05-05T10:48:47-07:00

28 04, 2020

Pandemic Lockdown: Life in NGN’s Transit Home
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Pandemic Lockdown: Life in NGN’s Transit Home

Scott Rosefield2020-05-05T10:09:37-07:00

When the pandemic arrived in Nepal and the government declared an ongoing lockdown, NGN had 9 children living in our transit home as our team was in the middle of searching for their families.

Pandemic Lockdown: Life in NGN’s Transit HomeScott Rosefield2020-05-05T10:09:37-07:00

24 04, 2020

When service-learning harms rather than helps
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When service-learning harms rather than helps

Scott Rosefield2020-04-24T09:06:57-07:00

Come spring break, it’s common for college students to participate in service-learning experiences around the world. Such trips can include anything from planting trees to teaching computer literacy.

When service-learning harms rather than helpsScott Rosefield2020-04-24T09:06:57-07:00

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