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Volunteer in Buenos Aires and Get Connected with Expanish on Facebook
If you have not heard of the phenomenon called Facebook, you are one of the few people that are missing out on the one of the biggest social networking sights in the world. Today, Facebook has more than 200 million users from almost every country in the world.
What is a social network?
It is a sort of social structure online that brings people together for different purposes but all with the purpose of connecting these people using one focus point.
What is Facebook?
It is a social network that connects people from around the world, allowing them to become ‘friends’, post profiles, pictures, and videos, share stories, share their likes and dislikes, write about themselves, share information (personal and professional), and much more!
Why be part of a social network when volunteering abroad?
Social networks are a great way to keep in touch with loved ones back home, meet new people abroad, and create lifelong connections with those you have shared experience with. It is the newest form of keeping in touch; forget the telephone and even text messaging, send a message or post a wall note on your friends profile! Volunteers in Buenos Aires can make contact with our Expanish page as well as make connections with their fellow volunteers, local friends, NGO’s, Social Rights groups, and much more.
For us at Expanish, Facebook is a great way to make better contact with our volunteers, share our history, photos, information, and daily/future events, and make a connection between individual volunteers. Volunteers can keep watch of events happening at Expanish, past excursions to some of the most beautiful places in Argentina, and any updates Expanish is making to its programs or extra curricular activities!
If you are volunteering in Buenos Aires with Expanish, or planning to in the future, become friends with us on Facebook!
August 4th, 2009 at 6:52 am
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