Khaddija Jobe

Today, the students visited the Hurricane Valley Farm in Falmouth. They were hosted by Cultivating Community, an organization that teaches, educates and empowers newly arrived migrants in Maine through sustainable... keep reading

Written by Arturs Danga from Latvia: While it seems that the count of days has become highly irrelevant, this particular day many of us had been looking forward to for... keep reading

Yesterday, after days of research and working to come up with ideas on how to help the Sea Dogs attract more millennials to games, the Global Navigators presented their ideas... keep reading

Written by Viktoria Ishkina from Estonia: July 11th, the 4th day of BAFF Leadership Academy, was the day we were assigned to develop our first project during the program for... keep reading

It is already Friday, 28th of July and this means that our “Leadership camp 2018” is coming to the end. These three weeks here in Portland have passed really fast... keep reading

As we approach our final days with the BAFF students, we decided that a simple blog post will not be able to fully capture their last few days. We have... keep reading

This week we have the pleasure of hearing about the Tri for a Cure event where the students volunteered over the weekend through the perspective of one of the students... keep reading

Today, the students started their day with a guest speaker, Gabrielle Melchionda, who is the CEO and founder of Mad Gabs. Mad Gabs is a local company here in Maine... keep reading

On Sunday, the students hiked one of the trails at Bradbury Mountain and had the chance to visit Target for their first time. Once the students reached the summit, they... keep reading

On Wednesday, the BAFF students were introduced to their first project in the program, the SeaDogs Project. The SeaDogs are a local minor league baseball team here in Portland, Maine... keep reading