Click on a link above. What is Global Brigades at Indiana University? 16,771 patients provided with medical care. 104 people benefited from public health projects. 125 homes now had access to clean water. 28 new savings accounts opened and 32 potential borrowers. 50 members provided with legal stability.

Monday, August 15, 2011. Leaving on a jet plane. Bloomington is once again preparing for the start of an academic year. The moving vans are clogging residential streets and new students, proudly wearing nametags, are exploring all that Bloomington has to offer. Here at the Kelley School, the first years have arrived and orientation activities are in full swing. I, on the other hand, am leaving Bloomington tomorrow morning for Fiji. Our project in Fiji and the Marsha.

Monday, March 28, 2011. Microfinance is back from India and we had an amazing trip! We learned so much during our time at CORD, specifically the needs of the Self Help Groups. We met with a handful of groups over our three days spent out in the field. The stories of success were heartwarming while the stories of distress were heart wrenching. Another interesting finding that we encountered was that many defaulting groups were defa.

In an increasingly global economy, international experience for Indiana University MBA candidates comes from hands-on work in the field as much as the classroom. A group of students, led by Dr. Phil Powell, travel to Peru to help local entrepreneurs tackle business challenges using cutting edge business practices. The Kelley MBA GLOBASE initiative provides a unique social enterprise experience by partnering with Peruvian businesses to make a global impact. Wednesday, March 23, 2011.