While many businesses focus on making profit, some put their people first. Even though our group only spent a short time learning about The Anou Cooperative, it is clear they are a people-first business. Because many rural women in Morocco do not have direct market access or necessary business skills, they rely on middle men…

Religion, politics, and the role of women all play a part in Moroccan life, some more explicitly than others. Our group had the opportunity to hear about all of these topics today, and for some, I was able to make connections to what I have observed. In terms of religion, most people in Morocco are…

For me, I prefer learning a language over bargaining because language learning gives me a way to connect more deeply with people from different cultures and backgrounds. Although I can connect through universal languages, such as food, music, and art, knowing another language gives me the opportunity to ask questions and converse about the topic,…

Paragraph by AI: Life in Rabat moves at a calm and balanced rhythm, blending modern urban life with deep historical roots. As the capital of Morocco, Rabat is known for its clean streets, coastal atmosphere, and relaxed pace compared to larger cities like Casablanca. Residents enjoy walks along the Atlantic shoreline, evenings in lively cafés, and visits to…

Today was the first day of Plus3 Morocco starting in Casablanca. While driving from the airport to the main city area, I was surprised by the wide variety of buildings I saw. Some were more modern, while others had an older look in terms of structure and materials. During the ride, I realized that I…

Hello! My name is Chaya Thomas, I am from Souderton, Pennsylvania, and I am a rising sophomore in the School of Business. I am planning to major in finance and global management and minor in Hispanic language and culture, with hopes to enter the financial planning field serving the Hispanic and English-language-learning community. At Pitt,…