BANGKOK – The life of an aid worker is almost never easy, but adjusting to normal life comes with its own difficulties. Roman Majcher never makes plans for a night out in Bangkok city, where he is stationed now, because he would probably end up drowsing off on a barstool. In South Sudan, where he had spent the last ten years, everyone would have to turn in when the sun went down. There was never any electricity to waste, because South Sudan completely lacks a power grid. The only people who had electricity were those who could afford their own…
Author: Radhika Singh
Radhika Singh
Radhika is originally from India but grew up in Thailand. She attended Colorado College, where she completed a major in Political Science and Middle Eastern Studies. She was also given the opportunity to study abroad in Israel and Bosnia, where she learned about conflict resolution.