Connecting to...
Learning via Travel
This sub-section offers information about a variety of travel experiences such as 
delegations, immersion experiences, freedom rides, and so on. They provide enriching ways of learning about others, history, social and political issues, and more.
Such experiences deepen one's sense of interconnection with others and with all of creation, as well as invite spiritual growth and conversion.
Watch for future additions.
You are invited to submit items for possible inclusion.
Border Immersion Experience -- Sponsor: Iglesia Luterana Cristo Rey, an ELCA congregation.
Border Awareness Experiences -- Learn about Mexican culture, the border, and immigration issues. Sponsor: Women's Intercultural Center.
Delegations to various conflict zones-- Sponsor: Christian Peacemaker Teams.
GATE (Global Awareness Through Experience) -- Cultural immersion programs, pilgrimage retreats, and women's spiritual quests. Sponsor: FSPA Sisters.
Heifer Study Tours --Specialized expeditions through spectacular geography and unique ecosystems. Meet extraordinary people.
International Institute for Peace through Tourism -- Initiatives that foster understanding and cooperation, quality of environment, preservation of heritage, and a peaceful and sustainable world.
Moving Equador --Independent information and responsible travel ideas for Ecuador.
Reality Tours -- Hands-on opportunities to explore the crucial issues facing the world. Sponsor: Global Exchange.
WCCN Study Tours of Nicaragua --Learn history, politics, culture and social issues in Nicaragua. Sponsor: Working Capital for Community Needs.
Witness for Peace -- Socially responsible travel and education combined with struggles for peace, economic justice, and sustainable development. Delagations.
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You are invited to visit this Hill Connections section often; it will be regularly modified and updated.
Feedback and suggestions are welcome.
Updated February 1, 2011.