Students engage in practice experiences internationally and domestically with a wide variety of organizations committed to some dimension of poverty action. When you are in the process of determining your practice experience, it is essential to reflect deeply on what kind of poverty action you want to work on most at this stage in your life (public health, education, food security, economic development, housing, and so forth). Likewise, think deeply about where you want to do your practice experience (locally, domestically, internationally) and what kind of organization (community based, government, private sector, non profit). There are considerable resources to help you find the best practice experience for you including: the GPP Peer Advisors, other GPP students, our GPP database of organizations (made available to students after declaring), and Cal faculty and graduate students with expertise in your field of interest or region. For local and domestic practices, the UC Berkeley Public Service Center can also provide valuable support.