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The cold March wind blew strong as I headed out to my first Women’s March along Calle de Alcalá, Madrid. La Ley Trans had just passed in Spain and as an NYU study-abroad student, I went to the protest in support of trans women . Exhilarated by the vibrant energy of a 17,000-person crowd, I never questioned my safety. That was possibly my first mistake. Women protesting with sign reading, "TU NO ERES MI PAPI", "You are not my Daddy" The second was pulling out my

Every fall and spring, thousands of American college students head across the ocean for a study-abroad semester with visions of side trips to Morocco, naps in the Spanish sun, perfectly pulled shots of Italian espresso, underground clubs in Berlin, and – somewhere in between – the possibility of romance. The fantasy is fed by cheap weekend travel and the thrill of few restrictions on their time. News flash – mental health problems don’t go away on study abroad The well-do

There are more than 550 community gardens in New York City. Beginning as a way to claim and repurpose vacant lots, community gardens have been a part of life in the city since the 1960s. Cultivating green space in neighborhoods like the Lower East Side (LES), Hell’s Kitchen, and East Harlem, encouraged social gatherings by the people, for the people. Elizabeth Street Garden (ESG), located on the LES between Prince and Spring Street, is just one of these 550 green spaces. Now

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