Arts
‘Esta Isla’ Embodies The ‘In-Between’ History Of Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico exists in a strange in-between — not quite a nation, not quite a state — with a history marked by resistance, creativity and deep colonial trauma, according to the directors of “Esta Isla.”
‘The Shortest Day of the Year’ Chronicles A Woman Far From Home, Questioning Her Future in a Foreign Land
“The Shortest Day of the Year” is a film that follows the journey of a Hong Kong immigrant, Sze, during her first winter in London.
‘Slanted’ Director Amy Wang On Becoming More Comfortable In Her Own Skin
Amy Wang, Chinese Australian director of the upcoming movie “Slanted,” has always been aware that she looked different.
A New Book Helps Military BRATS and Their Families Navigate Autism Across Assignments and Transitions
Military life can be both stabilizing and deeply challenging for families raising a child with autism.
Author Kathleen Gamble Writes About Growing Up As A TCK
Adult Third Culture Kid author Kathleen Gamble grew up in a world of constant change.
Singer/Songwriter Vendredi Sur Mer’s Music Reflects a Search For Self That Might Resonate With TCKs
If you grew up around the world as a Third Culture Kid, Swiss singer-songwriter Vendredi Sur Mer’s latest album reflects a search for self that any TCK might find common ground with.
Scottish Expats’ New Song Has A Good Lesson On Grief For TCKs
A new single by a pair of Scottish expat musicians looks at how friends can comfort someone going through grief, which could also apply to Third Culture Kids (TCKs) mourning the place and people they just left.
Check Out the Short Pilot Episode for ‘Wheels & Roses’
If you’re into anime and roller derby with a diverse cast, you’ll probably want to check out a new animated series called “Wheels & Roses.” Orange Blossom Studios, an online-based, independent animation studio created by queer Cantonese-Jamaican founder Pearl Low, […]
