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While tourism may offer many of us breathtaking sights and unforgettable experiences, its social and environmental impacts can also be devastating. It's high time to travel differently, but how? The Tourism For Good podcast showcases inspiring initiatives developed and led by diverse changemakers around the world. We unpack what these changemakers do and how they do it – and what kinds of knowledge, approaches and values inform, drive and guide them as they inevitably face the many challenges that come with navigating one of the world’s largest and trickiest sectors.

Hosts: Meghann Ormond & Alejandra Guijo Bermejo

Listen: https://open.spotify.com/show/5DdNL2wJEEVCkKTBtrcZm 

Toolkit for facilitators and educators addressing themes like diversity, intersectionality, migration, heritage, identity, belonging, and inclusion in their courses and workshops for secondary and post-secondary learners. The toolkit features a 4-step process (Reflect, Connect, Explore & Share) that deploys interactive and creative methods like embodied mapping, storytelling, empathic listening, photography, and the development of history and heritage timelines. The Roots Guide educational toolkit was developed as part of the Roots Guide project, funded in part by the National Geographic Society and supported by Wageningen University & Research. 

Authors: Meghann Ormond, Ingi Mehus, Fiona Hawes, Kristina Mau Hansen and Daniël J. Wurpel

Read and download the Roots Guide Educational Toolkit (in English) in PDF: https://zenodo.org/records/12216690