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The Alternative Spring Break program (ASB), run by the Student Experience Office at Carleton University, is a Community Learning initiative. This program allows students to bridge their skills and knowledge acquired in class to service provision on the ground. The various themes of interest reflected by the ASB (social justice, human rights and community) allow for students to engage in, discuss and act on issues such as homelessness and affordable housing. The ASB offers both local and international opportunities.

Visit the website: Alternative Spring Break

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