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Issue 3: Diversity

Brighton Beach, Brooklyn: “невидимый: A Home for Whom?”

Brighton Beach, Brooklyn: “невидимый: A Home for Whom?”

by: Daniel Bromberg
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Serendipity Rides on a Donkey

Serendipity Rides on a Donkey

By Dana Slayton
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Summer in Seattle

Summer in Seattle

By Celine Choo
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“Lost” in Stockholm

“Lost” in Stockholm

There are three amazing things about Stockholm: its history, people, and cuisine. It is the capital of Sweden, a Scandinavian nation with…
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Young S(e)ouls

Young S(e)ouls

I felt myself as one apart. My “otherness” was not so much about my nationality, ethnicity, or gender, but rather, my day-to-day…
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For Extraordinary Life

For Extraordinary Life

by: Stephanie Roh
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The Streets of Zanzibar: Hidden Pockets of Mystery

The Streets of Zanzibar: Hidden Pockets of Mystery

Whether you are on the shores of Nungwi or exploring the streets of Stone Town, it could be 2018, or it could just as well be 1918.
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