While life goes on in Puno for the majority of the year, we always keep our Peruvian friends in mind while we're back here in the States.
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Project Suyana is a student-run group at the University of Michigan dedicated to helping effectively and sustainably with our humanitarian aid projects in the region of Puno, Peru. We wish to invest our efforts to provide help through a multi-faceted approach by way of anthro-sociological, social justice, scientific, and medical efforts.
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It's become a running joke among Project Suyana members that each year Dr. Ivan says he'll take our group to La Rinconada – a mi... -
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Speak Spanish? Interested in Global Aid? Come to our mass meeting, Thursday Sept. 24th 7:30 - 8:30 at the Michigan Union Rm. 2105B
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