This week, on November 3rd, one of Homeward Bound's two voyages to Antarctica departs from Ushuaia, Argentina, as part of Homeward Bounds largest all-women expedition. Prior to the upcoming voyages Christiana Figueres graced the Homeward Bound community with her...
Hailing from South Africa, Kenya, and Zimbabwe, these visionary individuals are part of the African cohort preparing for Homeward Bound's historic 19-day expedition to Antarctica this November. In a recent webinar hosted by Homeward Bound's CEO, Pamela Sutton-Legaud,...
Christiana Figueres, a global leader in the fight against climate change will join us live from Costa Rica on Wednesday, 25th October, 2023 (AEDT). Christiana is one of the most significant voices on the planet in addressing the climate crisis, its impact on the...
Meet Melissa Cristina Márquez a wildlife educator and marine scientist whose research focuses on the habitat use and media portrayal of Chondrichthyan (sharks, stingrays, skates, and chimaeras). She voyaged to Antarctica as part of HB4 and shares her experience. Read...
We're thrilled to share the resounding success of the recent launch event with our community in Melbourne, on September 19, 2023. It was a remarkable gathering that unveiled extraordinary perspectives on global action and women leaders with a STEMM background....
Homeward Bound Busara Circle member Cécile Ndjebet is a joint winner of the prestigious Gulbenkian Prize for Humanity which celebrates global climate action and solutions that inspire hope.
Meet Dr Emma J King from Homeward Bound 8: a neurodivergent science communicator, space enthusiast and entrepreneur with a background in physics and a passion for wildlife and conservation. Dr King was one of the top 2% of candidates in the 2021 European Space Agency astronaut selection process.
Meet Aaniyah Martin, a science facilitator at Homeward Bound who has 15 years of experience in the conservation sector with a strong emphasis on finding the balance for what is good for the Earth and good for the people. Aaniyah lives in Cape Town, South Africa.
Meet Lori Campbell: inaugural Associate Vice-President (Indigenous Engagement) at the University of Regina in Canada. Lori is a Two-Spirit Cree-Metis woman, the granddaughter of a residential school survivor, a survivor of the Sixties Scoop, and a new recruit to Homeward Bound’s Busara Circle, a group of women who Homeward Bound calls on for their wisdom, experience and leadership.
The neuroscientist, entrepreneur, endurance athlete and inspirational speaker wants to inspire people to realise their dreams and help prevent burnout.