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Angus Larsen

Angus is passionate about social justice issues & civil rights. He is involved in a Sexual Wellness Education and Empowerment Team, HIV/AIDS Peer Education and holds a strong interest in LGBT education and civil rights. His goals for the year include developing an understanding for Brazilian social justice issues and education, immerse himself in a culture vividly different form his own and taking on new and unexpected perspectives to develop his perspective on the issues he may tackle.Meeting people of different languages, cultures and backgrounds inspires Angus to critically consider the ethics of his decisions with the issues her concerns himself with.

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Christmas… or the lack thereof.

Angus Larsen

2016-12-26

I realise that I haven’t written a blog in what seems like forever! This is due to several reasons: I have been busy with some awesome projects. Some new ones have started to line up, so I think I am gonna leave explaining them until I actually get them done. This blog is more of...

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What stays the same, doesn’t do so for too long.

Angus Larsen

2016-10-25

It has been two weeks since I moved in with my new host family, but there has been much more that has come along with that. It feels as though my whole routine here has now made a 180 degree turn and there is much more on the exterior to observe and write about, so...

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Change of Scenery, Change of Mind

Angus Larsen

2016-10-10

Oi pessoal! Wow, the last few weeks, let alone days, have been busy. There has been much to learn, not only about the community that surrounds me during my time here in Brasil, but about myself too, and how exactly I fit into the scheme of things here. For those of you who didn’t know,...

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When It Isn’t You Pushing Yourself

Angus Larsen

2016-09-24

With the inability to communicate (and the lack of people around to communicate with, thereof) comes much time to reflect, observe and eat acai bowls. The change of scenery from Curitiba to Florianopolis, too, holds much to do with this. The connection I had managed to build in Curitiba during the time I found myself...

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