I’m a social sciences student from Khenchela, Algeria, and someone who spends most of his free time volunteering, whether it’s environmental work, helping out with the Red Crescent, or just being outdoors. I grew up around animals and farm work, and I’m always looking for ways to connect with new people and communities, locally or abroad.
I’ve lived my whole life in Khenchela, a smaller city in Algeria, close to nature and rural life. My family runs a small farm, so a lot of my daily life has always been tied to that: taking care of animals, working the land, that kind of thing. Outside of that, I’ve stayed pretty active in community life through volunteering, forest clean-ups and tree planting with local environmental groups, and being an on-call volunteer with the Red Crescent, helping with blood donation drives and stepping in during emergencies. I haven’t lived anywhere else yet, but I’ve been part of a tight local network of people who show up for each other when it’s needed, and that’s shaped how I think about community.
I try to be someone people can rely on for real work: clean-up campaigns, Red Crescent blood drives, stepping in during emergencies. I prefer being active on the ground over organizing.
A residential project: people live here as their primary home.
An institution, business, network, or project that isn’t a residence (e.g. a learning center, farm, or network with no one living there full-time).
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