Global Culture
Meet TCK Amy Noble
Amy Noble opens up about her life as a Third Culture Kid (TCK) and shares how she adapted to her biggest cultural transition Amy Noble was born in Australia and lived briefly in the United States before moving to England as […]
How to stay healthy while traveling
We’ve gathered a few tips from fellow globe traversers to help you maintain a healthy lifestyle while you see the world.
Food Traditions Fall in Skopje, Macedonia
The world is a magical place, full of wonders that we get to experience. People travel with the purpose of finding a place that truly feels enchanting. We thrive on meeting new people, looking at new cultures, and be a […]
For the Love of Music: Blending Cultures Part 1 of 3
Music has always been one of the most influential mediums of human expression. In this series we will discuss how music has shaped the understanding of the TCK experience. This is the first part in a three part series. Today […]
Yoko Ono: An Experimental TCK
A Busy Beginning Yoko Ono is widely known for her multimedia artistry, music, and peace activism; however, her rich background also makes her one of the most famous TCKs in today’s world. Ono was born in Tokyo, Japan on February […]
Travel free around the world for 100 days!
Travel Free Around the World Swiss bestselling-author and former anchorwoman Yvonne Eisenring is going on a special journey: She wants to prove that the real network of people is more valuable and stronger than the virtual one. Five adventurous people […]
Muslims Who Model – Part 3 of 3: Ikram Abdi Omar
This series has so far explored the lives of two models who refuse to wear the hijab when modeling. Ikram Abdi Omar is an exception. It’s her goal in modelling to represent her religion authentically by insisting on wearing the hijab.
The Cultural Impacts of Studying Abroad: Re-entry (Part 3 of 3)
Studying abroad can be unnerving, but when you make it you need to celebrate. What is usually not discussed, along with mental illness abroad (which you can read about in part two here), is the adaption back — or “re-entry.” […]
















