Afghanistan Refugee Camp
The original volunteer& story records families living through displacement, limited schooling, uncertain work, and the practical pressure placed on refugee camps.
Story archive
Six field stories, one method: observe, learn, help, and report.
Tsunami Disaster Area
This field story follows coastal communities after a tsunami, focusing on the human loss, disrupted livelihoods, and the long work of recovery.
Wenchuan Earthquake-Stricken Area
The Wenchuan page preserves a service story shaped by earthquake recovery, damaged infrastructure, grief, and the need for patient rebuilding.
Ya'an Earthquake-Stricken Area
The Ya'an story follows another Sichuan earthquake context, highlighting rescue work, blocked roads, displacement, and continuity with earlier regional disasters.
Home for the Dying
The Kalighat page records a difficult service environment where care, hygiene, patience, and dignity matter more than visible achievement.
Chernobyl Exclusion Zone
The Chernobyl story extends volunteer& into long-term environmental harm, health uncertainty, abandoned places, and the responsibility of memory.
How to read the archive
Each story page now has four layers: an original field note, a short learning frame, concrete student actions, and reflection prompts. This makes the archive useful for search engines, but more importantly it makes the content usable for teachers, families, and student teams.