In Chapter 10 of 16, micro-philanthropist and humanitarian Adam Carter graduates the University of Michigan and travels extensively across the world. Carter immerses himself in cultures across races, nationalities, and socioeconomic classes and, through the process, sees them as equals. As an equal, Carter then gets a better understanding of the roots contributing to impoverished communities and cultures. From this, Carter begins working through ways to create solutions to these problems, over time moving on to create Cause and Affect Foundation (www.causeandaffectfoundation.org) and become a micro-philanthropist.

How to employ some travel safety tips, like finding your embassy, for traveling abroad in foreign countries;get expert tips and advice on international travel in this free instructional video. Expert: Stephanie Phillips Contact: stephillips@verizon.net Bio: With nearly 2 decades of experience behind her, Stephanie Phillips provides travel to hundreds of national and international clients. As a travel agent and consultant, group travel is her specialty. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

In this video series, AAA Travel executives Betsy Sell and Tom Wilt provide tips and information to make traveling internationally easier. The series explains documents that are needed, types of travel available, and how to save for and during your trip. This series also provides essential information for travelers including safety tips, travel insurance, how to prepare for emergencies and types of currency that can be used. For more information, visit your local AAA Travel agent or go to AAA.com/Travel.

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Blue Kitabu executive director Elizabeth Barreras ’07 took 11 students from across the country, including those from USC Dornsife, to Ghana over the summer. Using SURF funds, our students conducted research on food security, agriculture in a rural setting and sustainable education. For more information on Blue Kitabu, visit: bluekitabu.org Video Produced by Mira Zimet, Ghana video and photographs by: Alexander Rivest and Ghana Fellows.