Dec 19, 2016 | All, HB Participants, Homepage
In a beautiful and raw reflective blog, participant Raeanne Miller gives a candid insight into some of her leadership learnings from Homeward Bound and the events of days 14 and 15 of the voyage Mother Nature spoke to me yesterday. I was sitting on my rucksack,...
Dec 19, 2016 | All, HB Team, Homepage
Onboard science faculty, Justine Shaw and Mary-Anne Lea, pull back the curtain on the vast knowledge-sharing and collaboration taking place as part of Homeward Bound’s science program and the Symposium at Sea Ever since leaving Ushuaia and our first Minke whale...
Dec 18, 2016 | All, HB Participants, Homepage
So what do Homeward Bound women talk about when resting on rocks overlooking a glacier as the clouds come in? Heidi Steltzer shares the chats, glaciers, iceberg galaxies, ambition and optimism of day 14 We parked in Andvord Bay today, still waiting for ice in the...
Dec 15, 2016 | All, HB Participants
On a day of uncertainties, Homeward Bound participant Heidi Steltzer finds learnings and opportunities in the unknown Change can be unsettling. We wake each day and shift out of slumber. We transition from home to work, from work to dinner, from dinner to preparations...
Dec 15, 2016 | All, HB Team, Homepage
Drawing parallels between two historic female expeditions, co-founder Fabian Dattner shares a glimpse of the magic of Homeward Bound In 1969, Sylvia Earle was part of the Tektite Project, an alliance between an entrepreneur and General Electric. She led a team of...
Dec 14, 2016 | All, HB Participants, Homepage
At the half-way point of the voyage, participant Fern Hames lets us in on the rich sensory experience of being in the Antarctic and the unexpected wonders that present at this very moment in time If you could choose one word to describe today, it might be...
