Volunteer travel: Seeing the World With Intention

Seeing the World With Intention: Kimberly Haley-Coleman on TALRadio

What happens when we travel with intention – when journeys become about people, not just places? That question takes center stage in a special interview episode of TALRadio titled Seeing the World With Intention.

In this episode, host Archita Purnik sits down with Kimberly Haley-Coleman, founder and Executive Director of Globe Aware, to explore how purposeful travel and ethical volunteerism are reshaping the way we experience the world.

Redefining Volunteer Travel

During the conversation, Kimberly shares how Globe Aware is redefining short-term volunteer travel by building respectful, community-driven partnerships around the globe. What began as one traveler’s awareness while working abroad has grown into a global nonprofit operating in 26 countries, connecting everyday people with meaningful service opportunities.

Rather than focusing on “voluntourism,” Globe Aware emphasizes collaboration – allowing volunteers to work alongside local communities on projects that support housing, food security, education, accessibility, and sustainable development.

Travel as a Tool for Awareness and Impact

This TALRadio episode dives into how intentional travel can be a powerful tool for learning, cultural understanding, and long-term impact. Kimberly discusses why ethical volunteer programs must prioritize dignity, local leadership, and mutual learning – ensuring the experience benefits both volunteers and host communities.

Listeners are invited to rethink what travel can look like when it’s rooted in respect, awareness, and genuine connection.

Why Intentional Travel Matters

If you’ve ever believed that travel can change the way we see the world – and our place in it – this episode offers thoughtful insight and inspiration. Seeing the World With Intention highlights how service-based travel can leave travelers more connected, more informed, and more motivated to create positive change, both globally and at home.

This special interview on TALRadio is a must-listen for anyone interested in purpose-driven travel, volunteer vacations, ethical tourism, and global community impact.

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