Destination Inspiration: Finland
We share information about a family road trip across four regions of Finland. We also offer travel tips, places to visit, and worldschooling ideas to help you discover Finland
Entries by Angela Heisten
Fernweh Families: The Chapmans
As a single mom, I bring my son along on every trip I take. Together we create educational travel itineraries that blend enjoyable activities with learning experiences, all while maintaining balance so I can run a business.
Wonder Year 2.0 – Empty Nesting in an RV
We’ve decided to become full-time RVers again–without the kids this time, except when they visit our “home” Airstream RV from far away.
Community Connectors: Lainie Liberti
Lainie Liberti has left an indelible mark on the worldschooling landscape. Often working in tandem with her son, Miró, Lainie has created a blog, a podcast, classes, retreats and summits, teen mentorship programs, and several social media communities.
Fernweh Families: The Davises
Ashley Davis shares her experiences as a worldschooling fernweh family of three traveling in a fifth wheel around the U.S.
Fernweh Families: the Neilans
Next in our Fernweh Families series are the Neilans–Jamie Neilans, her son, Jace (13), and their rescue dog, Sage. They live in Honeoye Falls, NY, a small town just outside Rochester. Jamie is a single mom.
Community Connectors: Sam Keller, Working Without Borders
We are so inspired by Sam’s mission and thank him for his commitment to the worldschooling community. We hope this introduction to Working Without Borders is helpful when planning your family’s journey.
Judging a Book by its Cover
Something magical happens when a file on your computer starts turning into a book. It begins to move from a 2D .doc into something more. For us that happened during the book design phase.
Fernweh Families: The Lebobes
Our fifth Fernweh Family are the Lebobes. This French-American family had their own business in Italy prior to their long-term travels.
Four Worldschooling Memoirs to Get Your Wheels Turning
These four memoirs, each written by a worldschooling parent about their family’s journey, paint the picture of just how remarkable long-term family travel can be.
