John Liang

If you’re looking for a holiday gift for your favorite Third Culture Kid (TCK), one idea would be to check out Anna Pederson’s “Gracie and the Zebra Herd.”

Moving can be challenging for the culturally fluid, whether it be from one continent to another or from the countryside to the big city.

“Diary of a Bilingual Mother” is a fictional journal rooted in real-life experiences from multilingual families around the world.

In 1976, young Australian journalist and Third Culture Adult Keith Dalton packed a typewriter and a cassette recorder into his backpack and set off on an 18-month, six-country journey through Southeast Asia.

When Pauline Yeghnzazar Peck was growing up in both Iran and the United States, the language spoken at home would switch from Farsi to English to Armenian

Even though Iranian Armenian American Pauline Yeghnazar Peck’s parents both spoke English when they emigrated with her from Iran to the United States, she still had to act as a form of “social translator” while growing up.

For Pauline Yeghnazar Peck, an Iranian Armenian American licensed psychologist, helping individuals and couples navigate the many competing needs of family life, career, relationships and self-care with more clarity and ease didn’t come about by a long-term plan.

A documentary that originally was just supposed to be a short film about Afghan skiers turned into a much longer piece after those skiers were forced to leave the country as refugees when the Taliban returned to power.