Social impact travel is a growing trend, but for Kimberley Sevcik, former human rights journalist turned child and family therapist, it’s always been about fostering deep connections and having a positive impact in the places she visits. On this episode, you’ll hear about ways to connect with communities on your travels through your hobby, skill, passion, or pro bono work, the importance of having cultural humility, and how to foster a true exchange of ideas and skills.
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How she used her journalism to teach women how to tell their stories.
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How to truly partner with and empower communities and the importance of letting them lead.
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How to use your hobby, skill, passion, pro bono work to connect with a community.
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How not to be a “savior” when it comes to engaging with other cultures.
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How’s she evolved her approach to travel and gained more cultural humility and sensitivity.
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Ways to educate and inform yourself about a place before visiting a country
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The impact of donating money vs volunteerism.
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The pros and cons of working with local non-profits vs international groups.
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How to set an intention behind your social impact travel.
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