The increase of diversity amongst students with disabilities requires institutions to implement policies and practices that increase recruitment, provide support, and ensure resources are available to students and education abroad offices.

The choice to visibly identify as religious is just one choice that many people can make regarding identity throughout their lives. This article helps to address religion in the context of global education.

Until we take a hard look in the mirror and address our own failings when it comes to diversity, we will do our students a disservice in advocating for their diversification.

This article will shed some light on successful program models and resources, as well as debunk some myths around student-athletes studying abroad.

The wellness and success of students who have learning disabilities or neurodevelopmental disorders (e.g. ADHD) should always be a consideration for any professional who works in education abroad.

The toolkit outlined in this article includes 3 key elements: Brave Zone Action, Diversity Action Planning and Self Assessment, and Building Effective Trust.

Diversity Abroad recently published a literature review about Asian American students in global education. This blog post sought to start the conversation regarding Asian American students and study abroad.

While the benefits of study abroad and international education experiences are well-documented in the realm of higher education, much less data exists to demonstrate the positive impact it may have on high school students.

This article briefly examines the intersection between strengths-based approaches and the current education abroad paradigm, how a strengths-based approach could shape program design, and provides recommendations to both scholars and practitioners.

Given that international educators have the capacity to make a difference globally, it is imperative that we are fully present, emotionally engaged, caring and empathetic – characteristics of reflective leadership – so that the future leaders we inspire