Global Culture
The 32nd Miami Film Festival has arrived
On Friday March 6 through the 15th the “Film Festival” will be in town. In 1983 the film festival originated in South Florida. The purpose behind this event was to connect cultural understanding amongst different views and backgrounds. This festival […]
Founder’s Blog: TCKs Rule the 2015 Oscars!
Cultural mobility was all over the 2015 Oscars, with more than 100 countries in 24 time zones watching around the globe. Cheryl Boone Issacs, President Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS), known for its annual Academy Awards (Oscars), […]
Premio Lo Nuestro Spices up Miami
Raging Latino fanatics are ecstatic for the 27th annual “Premio Lo Nuestro”(a Latin music ceremony) this Thursday, February 19th at 7 p.m. on Univision. This event will be hosted at the American Airlines Arena in the tropical […]
Atrocity in the Sudan: Mass Rape in Darfur
On February 11, 2015 the Human Rights Watch released a report on Sudanese army forces executing military orders that included going door-to-door and looting property, arresting men, beating residents, and raping at least 221 women and girls inside their homes […]
Geronimo: A Native American Legend
Geronimo Legend Now the legend I will tell you, includes my ancestors. One of the names of them is […]
Series I of III: The Vivid colors of Yellow, Blue and Red roams the South Florida streets
The Colombian culture in Miami, Florida has grown tremendously over the past two decades. Colombia is located in the northwest corner of South America and is about three times the size of Montana. The country has a highly diverse population […]
VIDEO: Part III: Intersectionality Personified: Izzy’s Story
As you have seen in the last two parts of this, series, TCKs and LGBTQ+ individuals have their own definitions of the cultures and communities. But what happens when we find a cross of these two lifestyles? For Izzy, her […]
My Native American Culture (Part 3)
Jobs The jobs that the Chiricahua Apache people had are also much different than what people have today. The moms and dads of the tribe had a lot of responsibility. The woman, or moms, were in charge of the homes. […]
















