Author Archives: Tania Guillén

Humboldt and me

Yes, as mentioned in my previous post, I’m back in Germany! Last September, after a selection process of about six months in which around 240 young professionals from developing countries participated, I was chosen as one of the 20 fellows … Continue reading

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My experience during the COP 21

If you’ve read my previous posts, you know that some years ago I became interested in the issue of climate change. I was very fortunate to then work in Nicaragua (I am now back in Germany for a research project … Continue reading

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Buying souvenirs in Nepal and Switzerland

It has been almost one and a half years since I returned home to Nicaragua. My Master’s program in Germany and my current job have allowed me to meet many new people from different backgrounds, and to travel to new … Continue reading

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The People’s Climate March: It takes roots to weather the storm

Almost two weeks ago I had the privilege of taking part in the People’s Climate March, the biggest climate mobilisation event in history. About 400,000 people took to New York’s streets fighting for climate justice and clean energy, demanding that … Continue reading

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Returning home – changes of plan

I can remember just how excited I was when I was awarded a full DAADscholarship for a “postgraduate course with relevance to developing countries” – a two-year Master’s program at the Cologne University of Applied Sciences (CUAS). Months before my … Continue reading

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