Each day I write a #HomewardBound #haiku, trying to capture, in those brief, structured lines, something of the transformative journey we are on. Today is New Year’s Day
Transitions home: Hafdis Hanna Aegisdottir
During the Antarctica expedition, the #TeamHB3 participants sewed together a quilt. The outcome is bigger than the quilt piece itself. It taught us that we are truly #strongertogther and by collaborating and being brave to ask for assistance.
What Homeward Bound women talk about: day 14
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...
IS IT YOUR TIME? APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN FOR OUR FOURTH PROGRAM!
It’s happening! One of the most exciting times in the Homeward Bound calendar is upon us - applications for our fourth Homeward Bound leadership program are now open! From Wednesday 18 April until Friday 18 May 2018 (10am AEST), we will be accepting applications from...
Minkes to moss: the Homeward Bound science program at sea
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...
Live from Antarctica: We’ve never needed to listen as we need to listen now
Fabian Dattner, co-founder of Homeward Bound, reports on the fifth day of the voyage, from Carlini station Sometimes I have to pinch myself and say, "This is real, this is happening." Today we visited the Argentinian base, Carlini Station - which consists of 40 men,...
When a dream becomes reality
As co-founder Fabian Dattner sets off for Argentina to depart for the inaugural Homeward Bound Antarctic voyage, she shares her thoughts on the journey up to this point, watching a dream become a reality. Who would have thought that my life, and the lives of many...
Reflexion on my voyage from the tropics to Antarctica: Yalimay Jiménez
The first time I come across Homeward Bound Program, an Australian initiative for women in STEMM, was when my current PhD supervisor sent an email congratulating a former PhD student for her achievement.
A question
What if balancing gender at the leadership table was one of the most effective ways to influence environmental sustainability and reduce human impact on the environment? Read more from the Homeward Bound Blog
Kids care about climate change – Marji Puotinen
As #TeamHB3 make their way home from Antarctica after a life-changing experience, we share more photos and reflections from aboard the #MVUshuaia. Stay tuned for more updates as the women return to their homes, families and lives, and apply their leadership lessons. I...
