CULTURS
The Cultural Cost of Silence: Why Marginalized Youth Struggle to Speak Out
For young people growing up between cultures, across borders or inside systems that don’t see them, silence can feel like the only safe option.
How to Stay Up-to-Date with iGaming News in a Rapidly Evolving, Culturally Fluid Industry
The iGaming industry is constantly evolving, with regulatory shifts, technological breakthroughs, and emerging markets reshaping the landscape almost daily.
5 Key Elements for Throwing the Perfect Theme Party for Expats
Living abroad creates unique opportunities to build meaningful connections with fellow expats who understand the shared experience of navigating life in a foreign country.
TCKs in Brazil: Gustav Duarte-Tykhelle on ‘From Cold to Warmth’ and Mikael Byrkjeland on ‘Becoming Internationalized’ (Part 4 of 4)
In this final installment of Third Culture Kids in Brazil, Gustav Duarte-Tykhelle and Mikael Byrkjeland write about being Norwegian TCKs living in Rio de Janeiro.
TCKs IN Brazil: Rebecca Guida Valente on ‘Metamorphosis’ and Charlotte Saltel on ‘Tigers in Zoos Change Their Stripes’ (Part 3 of 4)
The student-led Global Student Association at the American School of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil is a mix of Third Culture Kids (TCKs), cross-border citizens and cultural nomads.
TCKs In Brazil: Max Saragoussi on ‘What is a Nationality?’ and Arsene Charlon on ‘Sedentary Nomad’ — Part 2 of 4
In Part 2 of this four-part series about Third Culture Kids in Brazil, we meet TCKs Max Saragoussi and Arsene Charlon.
TCKs In Brazil: Nada Sidahmed on ‘Between Bills and Borders’ and Junyi Hu on ‘The Cost of Belonging’ — Part 1 of 4
The student-led Global Student Association at the American School of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil is a mix of Third Culture Kids (TCKs), cross-border citizens and cultural nomads. Some of them have penned glimpses into their lived experiences and reflected […]
How Can a Beauty Routine Become a Celebration of Culture and Identity?
Have you ever looked in the mirror while applying your makeup and realized that it’s more than just a routine — it’s a ritual, a connection to something deeper?
