A storytelling walk across the planet to enhance cross-cultural understanding through slow journalism and education.
Announcement
As an independent nonprofit organization, Out of Eden Walk relies on public support. We are committed to creating fact-based, high-quality storytelling content that fosters cross-cultural understanding, bridge-building, and ethical journalism along our 38,000-km global route—but we need your help. Please consider making a donation: 100% of funds raised will go directly toward costs associated with fulfilling our mission—and right now, thanks to a matching campaign pledged by Out of Eden Walk's Board of Directors, every donation will be doubled for twice the impact.
Out of Eden Walk’s crowdfunding campaign is happening now: click here to donate.
Cross-Cultural Understanding
"It is a beautiful thing to read about the community of people who spring up to help you with this journey. No matter how tempted I might be to join such an expedition, I am glad to simply read your splendid words. Thanks for the adventures." —Reader comment
Our lives are more interconnected than ever before—across borders, languages, and continents. Spanning the globe along the ancient pathways of the first human migration out of Africa, the Out of Eden Walk highlights these links through the power of multimedia storytelling.
Slow Rather Than
Rushed
A multi-year trek through the major issues of our age, with stories gathered slowly, at the pace of a human footstep. The walk’s thoughtful, immersive journalism is not just about information: It is about meaning.
"In a sea of ephemera, the sturdiest work is only more noticeable." —The New Yorker on the "Out of Eden Walk"
Education
"I think when exposed to the details of others lives, you start noticing your own..." —Annie
5th grade student, Massachusetts, USA
Out of Eden Walk has grown into an interconnected learning journey with a robust education mission reaching millions of global readers and inspiring hundreds of thousands of students, educators, journalists, storytellers, and citizens of all ages to learn about and engage with our shared human story.
