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@goguyana
Guyana is a small country that has many natural attractions for a fun trip. You can immerse yourself in the serene atmosphere of the country for a relaxing journey. One of the welcoming facts about Guyana is that its weather is moderate, so you’ll never feel too hot or too cold.
Guyana is a captivating and diverse destination that offers a unique blend of natural wonders, cultural richness, and adventure opportunities. Guyana is home to vast expanses of untouched rainforests, majestic waterfalls, and pristine rivers. Guyana's rainforests harbor an incredibly diverse array of flora and fauna, including jaguars, giant river otters, harpy eagles, and a variety of exotic bird species. #guyana #travel
🌴🇬🇾 Discover the hidden gem of South America - Guyana! 🌎✨ Immerse yourself in the stunning natural beauty of this diverse country. From dense rainforests to breathtaking waterfalls and pristine savannas, Guyana has it all. 🌿🏞️ #exploreguyana #travel
Talented We Stand United cyclist Alexander Leung demonstrated skill and stamina at the recent Independence three-stage Cycle Race. At age 15, Leung not only finished as the top junior rider, but placed fifth overall, after battling across Guyana’s roadways for more than 160 miles in two days. Ironically, the man who won the Independence three-stage […]
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Our Condolences to the Families of the Students of the Mahdia Fire
We extend our deepest condolences to the families of the 19 students who lost their lives in the Mahdia Secondary School fire. This tragic event has caused immense grief within the community and has left the affected families devastated. Our thoughts and prayers are with them during this incredibly difficult time. We stand united with the community, offering support, love, and sympathy. As we come together to support one another, we hope to provide some comfort and strength in the face of this immense loss.
Happy 57th Guyanese Independence Day!
FROG is excited to commemorate the 57th Independence Day of Guyana, a momentous occasion that marks the country's journey towards self-governance and freedom.
We would also like to take this moment to launch the new FROG website - https://www.goguyana.org/ We've also updated our logo and changed the name of the organization to Friends of Guyana. You can also find us at: - https://www.instagram.com/goguyana/ - https://www.facebook.com/goguyana1 - https://twitter.com/goguyana1 - https://www.linkedin.com/groups/1499797/
What's next for FROG?
We will be fundraising to hire some part-time support staff to help with our social media and other administrative duties. We are seeking information on any grants to help our organization, if you have ideas please let us know. We will be partnering with the Peace Corps Guyana office and their staff of 20 to collaborate on social media postings and other projects. And we will re-start our grants program in Fall 2023!
Close of Service Resources for Returning Peace Corps Volunteers
FROG has put together a list of COS resources for volunteers on their way home. It's just a start. If you have any ideas for what else we could add, please let us know! https://www.guyfrog.org/cos-resources/
Guyana GAFF Newsletter Spring 2017
http://gaff.guyfrog.org/2017/05/16/guyana-gaff-newsletter-spring-2017/
Meet 2016 SAGE Scholar Tejyas Singh
We recently caught up with one of our newest scholars, Teyjas Singh, to talk about his first semester at UG, where he is studying Civil Engineering.
Tejyas Singh grew up in New Amsterdam, where his interest in Civil Engineering was piqued at a young age. When the pontoon bridge was being built over the Berbice river, Tejyas Singh recalls his curiosity to watch its progress during construction and his excitement to cross it when complete. He explained:
“…passion breeds when we are young, in my case, my path to civil engineering had been laid before me.”
What does being a SAGE scholar mean to you?
To be selected as a SAGE scholar means a lot to me. My scholarship has given me such peace of mind and a feeling of happiness. I was able to pursue an amazing opportunity, thanks to SAGE. It is like a reward for the past, an opportunity for the future, and motivation for the present. This is a dream come true. I still remember the joy and excitement I felt when I received an email informing me that I was awarded a scholarship. For a minute or two I couldn’t even believe it, I had to read it twice to make sure I read correctly. I am extremely grateful for this and so is my family.
What Has Been Your Favorite Class This Semester And Why?
My favourite class this semester is engineering mathematics. I enjoy math as a whole, ever since secondary school and topics like calculus are very fun for a math fan. My proudest moment was when I saw that I had an A for my first set of engineering math quizzes.
How Was Your Adjustment To Life At UG?
The biggest adjustment I had to make to attend the university was to leave my family back at home (Berbice) to live in Georgetown (the capital city). It was not easy at first but I am starting to cope better with the environment.
What Impact Do You Hope To Have On Guyana?
Civil Engineers are responsible for building good quality transportation systems like highways, airports, seaports, etc. The right design and construction of these structures ensures their longevity and helps facilitate the infusion of foreign capital by enabling tourism, attracting multinational companies to Guyana and providing a basis for local business development. Guyana can become better developed and strong because of civil engineers. https://www.guyfrog.org/2017/05/02/tejyas-singh/
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The Top 9 Guyana Gifs
I put together a collection of the top 9 Guyana gifs from around the country of Guyana. This collection of gifs are places, animals, and people from around the country. My goal here was to highlight the diversity of Guyana through snippets of video.
https://www.guyfrog.org/2017/04/26/top-9-guyana-gifs/
Celebrate 10 Years of Service to Guyana with FROG
It's our 10th Anniversary and we're celebrating with a fundraiser on GoFundMe. Please help if you can!
https://www.gofundme.com/celebrate-10-years-of-frog
Shave and a Haircut
The Field Museum Library, barbers giving haircuts and shaves, 1922
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The Rupunini in Guyana
Sunset in the Rupununi, Guyana by Anna M
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10 Best Peace Corps YouTube Videos Curious to learn more about the Peace Corps and how volunteers live? I have put together the 10 best Peace Corps YouTube videos I could find. Each of video is quite different, and some living conditions may seem familiar while others are not.
Click below to see the videos. https://www.guyfrog.org/2017/04/18/10-best-peace-corps-youtube-videos/
This is a list of Guyana Charity Organizations based within the US, each of focuses on different needs within different communities in Guyana.
https://www.guyfrog.org/guyana-charity-organizations/
Georgetown, Guyana
If you want to see more #Guyana animated gifs, I've put together a collection - https://giphy.com/channel/scottinsf