Everyone wants to see good things happen...

Our work (and the pleasure that comes with it!) is impossible without help... We've had to learn over and over again the importance of asking for assistance, and rendering ourselves vulnerable to the generosities of others. 

We believe that everyone wants to see good things happen in the world, but not everyone knows how to help or where to start. 

We've all been there, and we can all make a difference today. 

Now. 
We are pleased to announce that we have, since the creation of this blog, returned to the United States and are no longer actively gathering information or pursuing research abroad. 

We thank all those who helped realize this expedition.

Stay tuned for more blog posts, as we continue to post-process the photography we captured along the way.

Be a host!

Each country we visit we also aim to represent for educational purposes, once we've gathered enough stories. We ask to be invited to share meals and homes to learn the lives of the local people.

Our success (and well-being!) hinges on the open hearts and open doors of local people who are willing to let two strangers into their lives...

Will you open yours?

Be a sponsor!

When examined technically, money is nothing more than  symbolic, mutually agreed upon goods exchange. Be that as it may, we still need it! The more donations we are given, the more cultures we can represent, more learning we can inspire, and bigger difference everyone can make. 

Donate now! Oceans are made of droplets, and mountains of small stones...

Every little bit helps. 

Be an advocate!

Word-of-mouth is our most effective form of advertising. We don't have globally recognized sponsors or national TV commercials to broadcast our needs (although we certainly wouldn't say "No" if someone offered!). Our cause is spread from one person to the next. Pass it on! Bring up the idea of world exploration and education to your friends, your family, your coworkers. Talk about what we are doing. Consider who might be a good host when we are nearby...

Who knows whom you might inspire!