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TEACH BLOG TRAVEL
Connecting conscious travelers with the people, places, and perspectives of Indigenous communities.
Helping you teach on reservations, visit Indian reservations, travel tribal lands, and support Native American owned businesses through heritage tourism.
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ABOUT THE BLOG
When Brittany first started this blog, she was sharing ways to teach and travel.
And you can definitely still find that here. But after living on a reservation for 5 years, she realized that you don’t need to move to the rez to support indigenous communities.
You can learn about the tribes’ ancestral homelands you live on.
You can visit reservations near you to ask how you can support local tribes.
You can buy from Native American owned businesses when you travel the USA.
And, you can learn about indigenous people around the globe – whether you’re at home on your coach, or backpacking through Europe.
We believe heritage tourism and indigenous tourism can be a forces for good when we humbly approach each trip as a learning opportunity.
We also strongly believe that indigenous tourism should be led by the people whose culture is being represented – so we wish to amplify their voices through our content, while educating you on opportunities for authentic, immersive travel experiences.
Our company, Heritage Travel, aims to educate travelers while connecting them with indigenous communities across the United States and beyond.
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ARIZONA
The founder of Heritage Travel, Brittany Roberts, has lived in and traveled Arizona for more than 10 years.
She’s lived in Phoenix, Flagstaff, Tucson, and on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation (home of the White Mountain Apache people).
If you’re looking for a beautiful state that’s rich with history and culture, then you can’t go wrong with Arizona.
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Flagstaff, Arizona
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Teaching on a Reservation?
If you’ve been thinking about teaching on a reservation, or looking for alternatives to teaching abroad, you’ll find plenty of resources here.
That was originally why Brittany started this blog! She was answering questions and providing resources that didn’t exist yet.
Whether you’re an American teacher looking for a change of scenery, or a teacher in another country looking to live in the United States for a while, or a curious traveler ready for a big change… this blog is for you.
You’ll find dozens of articles here and living and teaching on a reservation. And if you’re looking for other people who are doing the same thing, then definitely come join our free Facebook Group!
Then, click the button below to get our ever-growing database of schools hiring on Indian reservations.
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