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Rachael in Australia.

Understanding the Meaning of "Fernweh"

What happens when travel isn't just a want, but a need?
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Lillian (right) and her friend Reagan visit a market in Rwanda.

A Twofold Language Barrier

The challenges of travelling with cochlear implants. 
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Children playing in Rwanda.

Why I'm Volunteering at a Deaf School in Rwanda

I was 12 when I lost my hearing. Now, I'm using my experience to help others. 
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What to Expect When You Move to Mexico

What to Expect When You Move to Mexico

Five cultural difference that I've encountered. 
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Kate in Mexico, visiting the Uxmal ruins in the Yucatan.

I Never Wanted to be a Teacher. Now, I'm Doing Just That in Mexico.

It was almost a fate I couldn't avoid. 
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Lex crosses a bridge on Koh Tarutao.

Is There a "Right" Age to Teach Abroad?

TEFL is often considered a young person's pursuit. Here's why that should change. 
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What I Learned Running Across the Desert

What I Learned Running Across the Desert

How a marathon provided a deeper understanding about my host community. 
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How I Ended Up in Australia's Outback

How I Ended Up in Australia's Outback

Accepting the job was one thing, getting to Coober Pedy was another. 
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Melissa dressed in her red and white for Canada Day.

Happy Canada Day From Amsterdam

This holiday weekend, I'm reflecting on what I miss most about my home and native land. 
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Jessica running the Shotover Moonlight Half Marathon near Queenstown.

Moving Abroad? Take Up a New Hobby!

Here's why it's the perfect time to start something new. 
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Eid in Durrah's apartment

The Solo Festive Season

Honouring Ramadan and celebrating Eid without family. How hard can it be?
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Zanny and her Tipsy Turtles have a "family" dinner at their tuk tuk driver's home.

The Difference Between Being a "Tourist" and an "Expat"

How my life has changed since I moved to Cambodia. 
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