Education within Travel, & Cultural Immersion feat

In this episode Justin & Courtney have a conversation with Romie Roberton (@roamingwithromie) to talk about how to travel on a budget, the importance of cultural appreciation & immersion & what it’s like to be a Black traveler abroad.
Filmed By: Jason Carr ‪@Jasoncarrproductions‬
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[@joychapman2199]

This episode is extremely pivotal in the issues that are going to lead to real change in the United States, education and political. Thank you Courtney Justin and Romie Robertson. the educator and her involvement in the political spectrum. Changing legislation that is counterintuitive to the next generation ability to survive and adapt to policies in the United States. The young lady in the episode describes how having a seat at the table where decisions made pertaining to the future of the United States results in change Changing all of the barriers in the United States that lead young people to desire to move to other countries Economic ..medical... education.. injustice

[@o.family.adventures]

Yes! These are such important conversations to have & im so glad that we’re able to have them with people like Romie! We’re so glad you enjoyed the episode :)

[@user-kp2tt8lk2w]

Thank you for sharing your experiences. We are considering travel but still nervous on what to expect.

[@o.family.adventures]

What kind of travel are you considering? You can always start slow/small to gain some confidence :)

[@dkgnew]

You might have said it before, but how do you make up for the kids making lasting friendships?…I knw they have each other right now.

[@o.family.adventures]

Hey! Our kids have friends & cousins that they see on occasion. Nobody really knows whether two 4 year old friends will be in each others weddings or if they won’t remember each other in a year so we don’t really stress the “lasting friendship” part. There are also so many travel & nomadic families that we’ve connected with so our kids have built in friends all over the world.