Author Archives: Rachel Tinker

The value of space in South Africa is something that has resonated with me greatly. In the United States, we traditionally don’t give much appreciation to space we are given, and no matter how much we have, it is somehow never enough. Through our time spent in the townships like Imizamo Yethu and Zwelihle, hostels of … Continue reading The War On Space Continue reading →

I took this photo on our tour of Imizamo Yethu. Painted on the side of a house is “a light shining in the darkness”. SASA ‘17 has been my light through my darkness. I felt as if I should stay home this Winter Term to dedicate to my family, as my father currently faces Stage … Continue reading Out of Darkness Continue reading →