In this episode of Stories of Boon, we explore how people around the world are reshaping their communities in bold, hopeful ways. From rethinking travel for neurodiverse folks, to who gets to own a home, to how our streets themselves can bloom, we’ll talk through stories of inclusion, empowerment, and everyday innovation.

• Inclusive Travel for Neurodiverse Communities
  From group adventures with Travengers AU in Australia to neuro-inclusive hotels and technology that helps, we explore how travel is being reimagined to better serve neurodivergent travellers. What happens when the world becomes calmer, more predictable, and more welcoming?
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• Black Women Build – Baltimore
  In West Baltimore, Black women are literally rebuilding their neighbourhoods. Learning carpentry, plumbing, and electrical skills, they restore abandoned houses and turn them into affordable homes, all the while creating generational wealth, community pride, and a powerful new model of ownership.
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• Tegelwippen in the Netherlands
  A friendly neighbourhood competition with a twist: instead of medals, the prize is greener streets. Dutch citizens are making the environment healthier by ripping up paving stones and replacing them with flowerbeds, veggie plots, and pollinator-friendly plants.
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