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English Street School in Morocco: From an Old Street to a School

“Let’s learn English for free”, “Our street is our school”, “We need languages in our life”: These are the words of Mouhcine Camel, the founder of English Street class, when interviewed by IVolunteer. In Essaouira, an old port city in Morocco‘s Atlantic coast, known by tourism as the main commercial asset and probably the only…

Abdessamad Ejjiar May 27, 2019

Executive Staff Spotlight: Pasindu Liyanage

Introducing IVolunteer‘s Sri Lanka Country Representative, Pasindu Liyanage. Who is Pasindu? Pasindu is an Electrical and Electronics Sri Lankan Graduate, and an avid volunteer. At only the age of 24, he secured a job as a Research and Development Engineer at one of the biggest Technology companies in Sri Lanka. An intellectually gifted Engineer and…

Balkis Chaabane May 27, 2019

Volunteering Saves Lives: Two Tunisians Conquer Mountains to Raise Funds

You must be wondering how volunteering can actually lead to noble outcomes. If you are curious to know, then keep reading to find out! Volunteering is an act that demands commitment and perseverance. It originates from the strong will of the volunteer. Nidhal Jabeur, known as THE KRAWTCH, and Ayoub Jebali are two Tunisian young…

Ghada Mezghani May 23, 2019

Creating A Volunteer in the Ranks of Expatriates & Digital Nomads in Asia

Eric Van Buskirk is the Founder of ClickStream, a content strategy Agency in Saigon. Eric oversaw nine of the largest content marketing data studies of 2016 and 2017. The articles were done for Neil Patel and (NeilPatel.com) and Brian Dean. He’s is the publisher Of DopaSolution.com a site about mental health. Van Buskirk’s an evangelist for…

Balkis Chaabane May 14, 2019

Executive Staff Spotlight: Kynder Ann Ganoe

Meet the Chief Marketing Officer of IVolunteer, Kynder Ganoe. Who is Kynder? Kynder is an Environmental Activist, a Marketing graduate, and a servant Rotarian. Getting involved with IVolunteer: In college, Kynder was a roommate with a girl who was active in Rotaract. Her friend invited her to one of their meetings, which was her first…

Balkis Chaabane May 8, 2019

Executive Staff Spotlight: Tajae Francis

Continuing with the Executive Members Spotlight Series, we are now introducing a new “doer” and “go-getter”. Secretary and Country Representative- United States of America When you mix Jamaica, an interest in Politics and aspirations to give back and create opportunities, you get Tajae, our recently-appointed Secretary and the US Country Representative. A Jamaïcan Servant Leader…

Balkis Chaabane May 1, 2019

Geekend Celebrates 10 Years of GRIT

Geekend is a two-day conference for entrepreneurs, technologists, creatives, makers, leaders and change agents from Savannah and beyond. Established in 2009, it has evolved into a celebration of innovation in business, technology, and the arts. Its mission is to foster and grow the regional innovation economy by showcasing accomplishments, introducing new ideas, and connecting people…

Nipuna Ambanpola April 29, 2019

Executive Staff Spotlight: Thimal Wickremage

IVolunteer International is all about recognition and giving back; giving back to one’s community, to volunteers, to group work and certainly recognizing mutual efforts to participate in local, national, or international growth. As we have shared with you a couple of volunteer success stories and highlighted the minds behind it, we decided to start a…

Balkis Chaabane April 25, 2019

5 Easy and Manageable things to do on Earth Day

Earth Day? What is it? What to do? Just in case you’re wondering what Earth day is, and what you can do, you should continue reading. Start by knowing the basics: The date. On April 22nd of each year, human beings from all around the planet celebrate Earth Day, a regular weekday but with much…

Balkis Chaabane April 19, 2019

A Volunteer Story Straight from NYC

Written by //Geeth Mahagamage// Community engagement has always been a big part of my life. As a child, I was shown how the smallest actions that we take to help someone can go a long way to changing their life, and how a collection of such small actions can change the whole world. Volunteering seems…

Balkis Chaabane April 16, 2019

The Big Question: Should you volunteer or should you not?

Volunteering has always been a widely acknowledged concept in most countries. In others, however, it is a strange notion that, though spreading quickly, is still foreign to many. So if you come from an area where volunteers seem to be hardly found and efforts are rarely appreciated, this article is for you! Feel free to…

Balkis Chaabane March 30, 2019

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