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Abby Rapoport

Publisher at Stranger's Guide

Abby Rapoport is the Publisher at Stranger's Guide, a publication that focuses on expanding global citizenship and combating stereotypes.1 As the publisher, she oversees the production of award-winning print guides, newsletters, and carefully selected products and partnerships.1

Stranger's Guide, under Rapoport's leadership, aims to provide a unique perspective on travel and global understanding. The publication takes a thoughtful approach to exploring different cultures and places, with a focus on embracing shared humanity and challenging preconceived notions.3

Recent Work

Rapoport has been actively involved in various projects and initiatives at Stranger's Guide:

Complicating Colonialism Issue:: In June 2024, Stranger's Guide released a special issue exploring the complex legacy of colonialism and its ongoing impact around the world.5

Moontower Verses:: Rapoport has been involved in promoting literary events, such as the Moontower Verses, which was mentioned in one of her LinkedIn posts in September 2024.2

Approach to Travel and Journalism

Rapoport's work at Stranger's Guide reflects a commitment to responsible and meaningful travel journalism. She has shared insights on topics such as:

  • The right way to travel and engage with different cultures4
  • Embracing shared humanity through storytelling and cultural exchange3

Through her role at Stranger's Guide, Abby Rapoport contributes to a broader conversation about global citizenship, cultural understanding, and the complexities of international relations in the modern world.

Highlights

Aug 13 · linkedin

Our latest newsletter examines the role of music in both building and understanding community--including a look at the excellent exhibit Beyond the Bass Line curated by Dr Aleema Gray, currently at The British Library, as well as great original Stranger's Guide interviews with Yellowman and Femi Kuti.

Jul 29 · linkedin

I wanted to share this beautiful remembrance by Kira Brunner Don about the great editor and essayist Lewis Lapham, a man whose kindness and mentorship had an enormous effect on my own life and career. I had the good fortune of working on the very first issue of Lapham's Quarterly when I was 22. In a tiny office, with just six of us including Lewis, I had the chance to watch Lewis as he pulled the best ideas from across room and as he rewrite his essays again and again, tinkering with words and phrases. For one memorable week, I was responsible for transcribing his dictations, inputting his changes and ordering presents for a wedding he was attending in which the groom’s family were bringing over their polo ponies. Later I got to know Lewis as a member of the American Agora Foundation board. He wasn't perfect and over the years, my relationship with him grew complicated. But I am very sad he is gone. Without him the world is a little less beautiful, polished and debonair.

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Austin, Texas, United States