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November 04, 2005

Sign language is truly an international language!

Six months and three volunteer programs later Jessica had a lifetime of experiences under her belt - but we bet she will go back and volunteer again in the future! Helping people is addictive!  From working with young girls who were victims of sex trafficking near Bangkok, to an orphanage in the north of Thailand, to a home for the deaf in China, her stories are touching and really show you why volunteering overseas will open your eyes and change your life. And yes, it turns out that sign language is understood globally. Why dont they teach it in school? Beats me!

Listen2_30 Listen to Jessica discuss her experiences in China and Thailand

November 04, 2005 in China, Thailand, Volunteering Overseas |

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