During his time with RC, Adi was a Fulbright graduate student pursuing Community Planning at the University of Cincinnati. He was interested in social justice and planning.

Aidan managed social media content for the Instagram and Facebook pages of RC over the course of the semester that he was an intern for RC.

For Amelia's SPI, she created and facilitated virtual workshops organized by Resilient Communities as well as those made by other interns. She also wrote articles about the workshops she facilitated and her experiences with them.

For her SPI, Ana worked on updating the Resilient Communities website as well as our social media. She also participated in weekly workshop meetings with the other interns.

During her Co-op, Antoinette assisted us with further research and development towards our Concept Note for the Green Climate Fund proposal. Her personal project entailed creating a business plan and establishing a foundation in her home country of the Philippines.

Arju fulfilled her summer co-op requirement for the School of Planning at UC. She assisted us with developing workshop content and organizing a fundraising campaign to help build and equip a classroom for the women's cooperative in the local mosque.

Blake was an RPCV in Morocco from 2016 to 2018. During his internship, he teamed up with Matt Roy to create a 'Health Workshop' targeted towards Moroccan youth. He also helped write the project proposal for our waste-powered pottery kilns in Tameslouht, which are now ready to be funded.

Donna was involved with discussing with her student exchange office and the drafting of a program proposal between Earlham College and Resilient Communities to become partners.

During Jim's co-op with RC, he continued a past intern’s project by designing a sustainable communal washing station for the village of Aguerda.

During his internship, Khalid worked on developing RC's website and participated in the creation of the RC monitoring app. Additionally, he was involved in managing a well renovation project in Tassdert.

Lauren created a workshop for mindfulness and meditation; an important skill during a lockdown. She helped us further research solutions for reusing and mitigating olive oil wastewater and put her findings into a project proposal that we hope to implement in the future. Lauren also assisted us in drafting the Concept Note for the Green Climate Fund.

Matt was an RPCV in Morocco from 2016 to 2018. During his internship, he teamed up with Blake Steiner to create a 'Health Workshop' targeted towards Moroccan youth. He also helped write the project proposal for our waste-powered pottery kilns in Tameslouht, which are now ready to be funded.

One of Nouhaila's projects with RC involved the establishment of a professional training and education facility for handicapped individuals in the city of Tiflet.

Raymond worked on a chatbot designed to assist with filling out tax forms, streamlining the process for users seeking guidance. His work contributed to creating a user-friendly tool that helps simplify tax documentation.

While Sam is living in Morocco, he will manage the RC website and all social media accounts. Sam will be creating new content for existing social media accounts to try and promote RC in an interesting and positive way. Along with this Sam will also be creating new social media accounts for RC on both Facebook and TikTok. He will also create new content on both of these platforms as well.

Sean helped visualize our solid waste data for the Al Haouz province using GIS. He developed a workshop for designing and implementing a garden in your own community. Sean also assisted us with performing research for our Citizen Diplomacy Action Fund and Green Climate Fund proposals.

For her PBI, Sophie worked on our Agoundis Valley Waste Management Project, where she did research focused on designing a laundry washing space that controls wastewater runoff and ways to reuse plastic waste. For her personal project, Sophie worked on workshops and a proposal for a Women's and Girls' Empowerment/Education Camp.