InAirbnb MagazinebyRachel Chang·Jan 28, 2020Whiz Kids: The Next Generation of High-Tech MakersStep inside a STEAM center — this new crop of science, technology, engineering, arts, and math spaces are designed with young minds in mind.
Rachel Chang·Dec 3, 2019How to Make #GivingTuesday MeaningfulAs the dust and dollar signs from Black Friday and Cyber Monday settle, the little engine that could, Giving Tuesday, chugs along —…
InAirbnb MagazinebyRachel Chang·Sep 4, 2019How I Faced My Fear of The Open OceanA solo trip to Bermuda showed me that I didn’t need to completely conquer the sea in order to discover new depths.
InAirbnb MagazinebyRachel Chang·Mar 29, 2019Kinder Ways to Visit the World’s Most Endangered DestinationsWhy it’s more important than ever to be a mindful traveler.A response icon1A response icon1
InAirbnb MagazinebyRachel Chang·Mar 4, 2019How I Survived My Sick Day in HelsinkiWhile traveling solo in Finland, one writer’s sick spell led her to uncover the smaller delights of the local culture.A response icon3A response icon3
InAirbnb MagazinebyRachel Chang·Jan 31, 2019Visit the Von Trapp Family’s VermontThe Sound of Music is based on a real family who traded the Austrian Alps for American slopes. Follow their footsteps to Stowe, Vermont.
InAirbnb MagazinebyRachel Chang·Dec 20, 2018How to Help in Puerto RicoDuring this season of giving, there is still room to help Puerto Ricans recover from the devastating effects of Hurricane Maria.
Rachel Chang·Oct 2, 2018The Gunshots May Have Been Imagined, but the Fear Was 100% RealI was one of the tens of thousands of people who ran for their lives at the Global Citizen Festival in New York City’s Central Park on…
Rachel Chang·Aug 17, 2018The Power of 600 Strangers in Perfect HarmonyOne voice lost in a hundred can prove to have quite some resonance, as I discovered while singing in Lincoln Center’s debut of “In the Name…
Rachel Chang·Aug 13, 2018Crazy, (Not So) Rich & Asian: Why Representation on Screen MattersYes, we all have a “Crazy Rich Asians” story. Yes, they all need to be told. And no, they don’t all look the same.