At WorldStrides, our goal is to enable students to see beyond the classroom and to see the world – and themselves – in new ways. We have found that maps can be beautiful and powerful tools to enco...

Do you have a troop full of Daisies, looking back at you with their hopeful faces, ready for you to lead them into the future? Are you now a Junior leader, helping them finish their Bronze award and l...

As a global leader in experiential learning and educational travel, it is important for us to advocate for neurodiversity in the workplace and on our programs. This neurodiversity celebration week, we...

Being a high school student today can feel like a full-time job. The challenge of managing schoolwork, extracurriculars, and obligations outside of school may make students reluctant to take on additi...

By Sienna Audrey. Shocked, emotional, connected. These are the three words I used to describe my reaction to the Holocaust Museum located in Washington D.C. Over the course of our amazing school trip,...

By WorldStrides Intern, Paris Woods. One of the many goals of WorldStrides is to highlight the unique stories and perspectives of its many team members. As part of the WorldStrides Professional Intern...

By WorldStrides Intern, Safiya Mohamed.  Hello everyone! I’m Safiya Mohamed (she/her/hers), and I am coming to you from Columbus, Ohio. I am a recent graduate of Otterbein University, where I d...

WorldStrides celebrates Asian & Pacific Islander (API) Heritage Month. It is a time in which we lift up and recognize the rich historical and cultural contributions of our API colleagues, friends,...

The start of a new school year brings a range of emotions. You’re excited, but maybe a little anxious, you’re energized, but careful to pace yourself, and you’re eager to start, even if you woul...

As we reflect on the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. this year, it’s important to help students consider his legacy and draw parallels to today. While his iconic “I Have a Dream” speech at t...