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Featuring PCV and former SPSN Committee member: Lindsay Brenner-Agdz 

5/6/2016

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How did working with SPSN Committee and the special needs community in Morocco affect your service? I appreciated my time working with the committee because I felt like it was a good opportunity to collaborate with others while working for common goals. I appreciated working with the people with special needs in my community because it was something that the people in my community needed and wanted so it was nice to be able to assist the community in fulfilling a need and providing activities and a positive atmosphere for this population and their families.
 
Share a favorite memory about your work with SPSN over the course of your service. I enjoyed working collaboratively with the "ramp it up" toolkit. I am hopeful that this can be a useful resource to present to future volunteers and their communities. Accessibility ramps are a great need in Morocco (and everywhere) and I hope we can assist in making buildings more accessible to the entire population.
 
What's next for you after Peace Corps? I am still working on figuring out my plan but I hope to go on more adventures and never stop learning and exploring.
 
What is something about your service you will take with you forever? I will never forget the hospitality and kindness I have encountered from Moroccans at various times throughout my service.
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