Mariko Scavone (Malaysia)


Mariko Scavone

Mariko Scavone (eHomemakers): Mariko completed her degree in Spanish from the University of Texas at San Antonio. She then lived in a rural village in Japan for two years. Mariko also worked with a small business in Nicaragua selling candles. At the time of her fellowship she was studying for a Master’s degree at the School of Foreign Service from Georgetown University in Washington, DC. After her fellowship, Mariko wrote: "Since working in Malaysia, I am more sensitive to the risks and challenges of operating in a developing country. In particular, I learned how lack of human resources, attitudes toward social justice work, weak legal enforcement, corruption, and human rights abuses inhibit growth, unfairly target one segment of society, and breed mediocrity."



06 Jul

Tough Decisions

Right across the street from the light rail train is the Lovely Disabled Home. It

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Posted Jul 06, 2007

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30 Jun

The Eating Experience

Fruit Salad: guava, mangoseteen, mango, apple, pink grapefruit, rambutan, rose apples, and jack fruit Food

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Posted Jun 30, 2007

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24 Jun

We go for the chutney

It’s Saturday at 730 in the morning. Julia (my roommate) and I walk out of

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Posted Jun 24, 2007

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23 Jun

Social Enterprise

Between the dog eat dog world of business and the “let’s save everyone and everything”

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Posted Jun 23, 2007

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13 Jun

Stormy Weather Ahead

The mix of culture, language, and religion I find in Malaysia is at once comforting

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Posted Jun 13, 2007

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23 May

Getting ready to go, very first blog

First, I’m so grateful to the Advocacy Project and eHomemakers for the chance to work

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Posted May 23, 2007

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