Hello! My name is Tony Kim and I'm a student at HKIS. I'm pretty involved in different activities and leadership roles around school, but outside of class, my favorite things to do are play volleyball, eat hotpot with friends, and make homemade ice cream.

Hi! I’m Jaclyn and I’m a high school senior studying in Hong Kong. I joined Karing Frontiers last year and I’ve really enjoyed tutoring my students and connecting with them. I learned so much from this experience and I’m excited to continue tutoring and meeting new people next year!

Hello my name is Dylan Wong. I go to HKIS and I am in grade 10. In my free time I like to play volleyball, go to the gym, and eat with my friends.

Hi! My name is Teera Tanyawattanakul and I’m from Bangkok, Thailand. I am currently a senior at Kent School and first learnt about Kare4Knyaw through a close friend. I have grown up with people from Myanmar and wanted to give back to the community by helping them enhance their English skills!

Hi! My name is Sophia Chang, and I joined Karing Frontiers because I want to do whatever I can to help others. My past student, Saw Blut Law La, has deeply inspired me to motivate more people to help with this initiative, and I hope I can do just that.

I'm Gusie Sambalido, a senior at Kent School. Through the Kare4Knyaw program, I've enjoyed making friends with members of the Karen community while helping teach conversational English. Building these relationships and learning from their experiences and culture has been a meaningful and rewarding part of my journey.

Hello! My name is Kaylee Wang and I am from Storrs, CT. I go to Loomis Chaffee where I joined Karing Frontiers. I had a lot of fun tutoring my student and I can’t wait to help expand the student involvement within my school community!

Hey, I'm Adelynn! I'm from Hong Kong and I go to high school in the US. Kare4Knyaw is such an amazing organization and I am so glad I can share it with the Loomis community.

Hi! My name is Ben Richmond, I’m from New York, and I’m a sophomore at Loomis Chaffee in Connecticut. I joined Kare4Knyaw last year and I really enjoyed connecting and tutoring my student. I learned so much from my experience and felt great fulfillment in the program, which I’m thrilled to be continuing next year! I'm excited to help the program in a leadership role and continue connecting and giving back to the Karen community!

Hi everyone! I'm soon to be a rising senior in high school, and was apart of Karing Frontiers this past year. The experience was like nothing I've ever done before, and conversing with my student abroad was an incredibly eye-opening experience. This fall, I'm opening a club at my school so that others too can participate in this incredibly unique program, which will not only spread awareness to the Karen student's situation, but will also support them through fundraising.

Hey everyone! I started volunteering for Karing Frontiers when I started my junior year of high school, and now I’m a senior. I first found out about the program through a friend, and as I got to know my student and the story of the people living in Karen state, I grew to love what this initiative stands for and started a chapter at our high school with Nylah. We hope to raise money and garner more support for the Karen students in need, connecting youth who are from across the world by bridging the empathy gap.