Global Culture
‘Vietnam: The War That Changed America’ Documentary Chronicles The Stories Of Those Who Fought In It
If you’re a Military B.R.A.T. of a certain age — be it U.S. or Vietnamese — chances are that your parent served in the Vietnam War.
Toba Adina-Jao On Making Mantu — A Delicious Afghan Dish
As a child, Afghan American author Toba Adina-Jao dreaded peeling clove after clove of garlic.
In ‘Anuja,’ A Bright Young Girl Gets The Chance of a Lifetime
Netflix’s short film “Anuja” tells the story of a gifted nine-year-old girl, alongside her sister Palak, as they work in a back-alley garment factory in India.
‘Without Arrows’ Documentary Showcases A Champion Native American Dancer
A new documentary called “Without Arrows” is premiering on PBS in the United States this week that highlights a Lakota man who returns home from the big city.
The Benefits of Cultural Exchange Programs for Students
Find out how cultural exchange students benefit from this program by developing skills such as extension world views, language mastery and culture sensitivity as well as advancing their job prospects.
‘Chocolate With Sprinkles’ Is An NAACP Image Award Nominee
The short film “Chocolate With Sprinkles,” written and directed by Huriyyah Muhammad, has been nominated for an NAACP Image Award.
‘Reach!’ — A Kids’ Book With A Message of Inclusion
In “Reach!,” written by Lisa Gammon Olson and illustrated by Lauren Rutledge, nine babies of all ethnicities grow up on a balance beam high above the clouds.
Be Truly, Authentically You.
When you grow up in more than one culture or country, the world often tries to tell you who you are. YOU. KNOW. BETTER. Defy convention. Be truly, authentically you.