Mink’a connects Kellogg Fellows to service opportunities offered by other Kellogg Fellows. Mink’a, in the Quechuan tradition, means collective work done for and by the community. It is a form of exchange rooted in indigenous circles in South America that relies heavily on the concept of reciprocity, the idea of giving back by helping others.
Inspired by the pre-Columbian tradition, KFLA has created a new program called Mink’a.
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We believe every one of us has something of value to share with someone else. Examples of what may be offered or requested include,
Often, a Mink’a takes place virtually (via phone calls and email). However, funding is available to assist with travel for the Fellows who are participating in the project if on-site and face-to-face interaction is needed.