This post is the third in a series that has been adapted from my MA thesis which I wrote over the summer of 2020. I'm well aware that...

This post is the second in a series that has been adapted from my MA thesis which I wrote over the summer of 2020. Read Part 1: 'Who were...

This post is the first in a series that has been adapted from my MA thesis which I wrote over the summer of 2020. So many people have...

This is the final post in a series of 3. Read Part 1: 'Standing on the Shoulders of Slaves' here and Part 2: 'What We Did In Our...

This post is the second in a series of 3. Read Part 1: 'Standing on the Shoulders of Slaves' here. TW: Discussions of racial...

I. Love. Germany. What a beautiful place. I actually think it is one of the most underrated travel destinations, often overshadowed by...

Volunteering abroad can be one of life's richest experiences, whether it's working to help people, animals, or the environment. The two...

Bolivia is perhaps the most surprising place I've ever been to. It has a reputation as one of the poorest countries in the Americas, and...

How do you travel responsibly? It seems like a difficult and complex concept, and it certainly sounds like it takes a lot of effort, but...

Amsterdam was somewhere I'd always wanted to visit, and as is usually the case with most of my travel, the opportunity to go came at a...

TW: Descriptions of extreme violence, racism, and references to sexual abuse. I have written this post in response to what is going on in...

"It is pretty easy to soundtrack your life to the applause of others Bouncing on Cloud 9s of praise and success Or was it even success...

"Reaching the other side of the world has never been easier. But by flying over, do we forget how to travel through?" If you know me at...

It's amazing how much can change in a week. Since I wrote my last post, the Coronavirus situation seems to have exploded and suddenly it...

I know it doesn't sound like the most uplifting start to a personal blog, but if the purpose is to get my thoughts onto paper (or rather,...