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How Hiking Spain’s Camino De Santiago Helped Kirsten McHugh Reconnect With Her Ill Husband
After years spent building businesses, chasing dreams and dealing with her husband Jack’s cancer diagnosis, Kirsten McHugh realized they were running out of time for something they had once taken for granted: The time they had left together.
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How Food Brought Emily Olsen Back To The Feeling Of Home
Emily Olsen was one year old when her family uprooted and moved from the United States to Izmir, Turkey. They lived there until Olsen was eight years old, and eventually moved back to Nebraska, USA, to be closer to family. In retrospect, I knew I was always treated differently. Turkey […]
Lauren Gale: A Canadian International Finding Her Way in an Unfamiliar, Not-So-Much-Guaranteed Home — Part 3 of 3
Lauren Gale grew up spending half of her life in Canada and the rest in the United States. While many people might say the two countries have few differences in comparison, she would beg to differ. Cultural differences Lauren has experienced firsthand the two different cultural environments within her cross-cultural […]
Modern Loss: A Global Perspective
Grief can slap you in the face with shock, jolt you awake with terror, or knock you into an emotional coma. It can also bore you to tears, make you pee your pants laughing and even awaken your sexual desires. Just ask Rebecca Soffer, author, former producer for The Colbert […]
The Unique Life Story of a TCK – Part 3 of 3
TCK and cross culturalism has become more popular as we move towards a more globalized world. With the number of people living throughout different cultures to that of their ‘passport country’ increasing as time marches forward. Remote living may be the new ‘norm’ “The number of people living in countries not […]
The Impact of Cultural Fluidity in the Education System – Part 3 of 3
Christine Baldwin The three part series continues as we explore the experiences of language teachers and professors whose hidden diversity has helped them better understand the world around them, and make them even greater educators. To complete the series, we explore the cultural fluidity of English as a Second Language […]














































