In honor of World Vegetarian Day, here’s how travelers committed to a vegetarian diet can partake in the pleasures of travel, especially the culinary ones-
How To Maintain Your Vegetarian Lifestyle While Traveling
Traveling The World Through Restaurants In Richmond, Virginia
When exploring the restaurants in Richmond I opted out of heavy Southern fare and instead gravitated to a few of the city’s many international eateries.
Ethical Questions Raised by Dolphinaria (& Responsible Alternatives)
While dolphin swimming and aquariums may sound like a fun activity, it’s not always ethical. Here’s why, and how to interact with dolphins responsibly.
How Give Back Yoga Is Providing Health To Communities In Need & The World
As someone who had experienced the benefits of yoga practice firsthand, Rob Schware wanted to give back. Upon retiring from his role as a Lead Information …
How An Atlanta Popsicle Company Is Creating Community
King of Pops is not your average popsicle purveyor, as they give back to children, offer free yoga, have their own farm and more in Atlanta, Georgia.
Delicious Discoveries: Exploring Atlanta Through Sunday Brunch
Discover brunch in Atlanta through these uber local places worth the trip in themselves.
Exploring Black History In Atlanta’s Often Overlooked Sweet Auburn Neighborhood
A Georgia native rethinks the typical Atlanta trip, going beyond the typical tourist sites to discover black history in Sweet Auburn.
Tennessee Travel: Exploring Chattanooga Beyond The Tourist Sites
It didn’t take long for us to realize Chattanooga was not only a good city for young people, but one that exceeded our expectations. Here’s why.
How To Responsibly Help Nepal With Disaster Relief
In light of this week’s 7.3 aftershock earthquake in Nepal that followed the devastating 7.8 earthquake that struck on April 25 — the combination leaving over …
New Project Focuses On Next Generation Of Agricultural Leaders
Young people are often charged to “go out and make the world a better place.” Perhaps this conjures up ideas of grandeur and celebrity–not agriculture. But …