Identity Abroad

This site is in development

Resource for students with DACA status

Black Students

Diversity Abroad's Black Students' Guide to Global Programs

STAMPED - podcast designed to bring you episodes that highlight the study abroad stories of Black/African American students and industry professionals

Traveling with Natural Hair

Are There Any Similarities in the Black Experience Abroad? (article)

Latinx Students

5 Harmful Reasons That Hold Latino Students From Study Abroad – And What To Do About Them (article)

Latinas Who Travel (community page)

Meaningful Travel Tips and Tales: Latinx Traveler Perspectives

Asian/Asian-American Students

Where are you from? Understanding Microaggressions abroad

Diversity is Why I Wanted to Study Abroad

As an Asian-American Abroad

On Belonging: Studying Abroad in Asia as an Asian American/Heritage Learner

LGBTQ+ Students

TSA Information for Trans Travelers

Being LGBTQ+ in Japan

ILGA Map of Sexual Orientation Laws in the World

IGLTA

Equaldex – LGBT+ laws by country

5 Uncomfortable Questions About Travel To Anti-LGBT Destinations

40 Safety Tips For LGBT Travelers

Students with Disabilities

Evergreen Access Services

MIUSA (blog)

A World Awaits You: Intersections Abroad (magazine) - The Office of International Programs & Services has hard copies in their office

Diversity Abroad Resource for Students with Disabilities

Do Not Let Disability Hold You Back Abroad

Facing Disabilities Abroad: A Few Steps

Heritage-Seeking Students

Tips for Heritage Seekers Traveling Abroad

On Belonging: Studying Abroad in Asia as an Asian American/Heritage Learner

Exploring My Mexican Identity in México

Seeking your roots

First Generation Students

First Generation Students Traveling Abroad

First Generation Resources (IES Abroad)

What's it Like to Study Abroad and Be the First in Your Family to Travel?

Making the Decision to Study Abroad as a First-Gen Student

Formerly Incarcerated Students

Information coming soon...

This site is for students and is always evolving. If you've found a resource that you think we should add or remove, please let us know! studyabroad@evergreen.edu