Every WTBD program strives to help individuals access, hear, and connect with marginalized voices and perspectives. Our travel challenges participants to confront systems of power and privilege and their roles… Read More
Living in a hyper-digital world, many of us try to capture in images our travels, experiences, and the people we meet without ever thinking twice. While we fully support photography… Read More
A committed educator, Kim García-Meza has taught in San Francisco schools since 1989 and worked as a public school teacher in the Mission District for over a decade. In 2017,… Read More
Living with a local family is one of the most cherished aspects of the WTBD’s experience. While participants often love it, it’s also worth noting that students (and parents) can… Read More
Former Instructor for Where There Be Dragons, Jeff Wagner, was interested in seeking answers outside of traditional academia… now he’s diving into his questions in a new podcast. Jeff will… Read More
Annika Paradise caught the travel bug young, devouring maps in the same way her peers did novels. As a Peace Corps Volunteer in Thailand, and later as a student travel… Read More