Search
Our Experts
Culturs experts contribute to our global media platforms reaching millions every year. Ranging in skills from business professionals, to university professors to PhDs, all our experts are skilled in cultural diversity, 21st-century diversity and more. Our experts, speak at universities, […]
Working Abroad Can Be Both Easy and Difficult
Good and bad about having a job in a different country.
Julien Pham On Leveraging His TCK Identity To Elevate Others’ Value
Do you remember the first time you walked into your high school cafeteria and had to decide where to sit? Few moments are more infamous for inducing teenage social anxiety. For newly arrived French-Vietnamese student Julien Pham, this moment was […]
Disenfranchised Grief: When Others Don’t Understand Your Loss and How To Cope With It
This article looks at disenfranchised grief, what it is, how it manifests in the culture and how to cope with it. In 2018, I unexpectedly learned information that shattered the foundation of my life. In the aftermath, I moved through […]
Traditions and Mindsets Passed Down
A child of immigrants, a Military B.R.A.T. and a child of a Third Culture Kid (TCK) discuss the traditions and mindsets that have been passed down within their cross-cultural families. (Note: All names have been changed at the request of […]
LATINO CEO SOL TRUJILLO AND DESTINATION MEXICO – FALL 2022
From destination Ciudad de Mexico (CDMX), or Mexico City, we show you the sights, colors, food and culture that prevails in one of the largest cities in the world.
And we bring you the legacy created by our coverstar, Sol Trujillo — the youngest Latino executive at the time and first Latino CEO at what was then the world’s largest company: AT&T. Since then, he’s conquered roles across many continents, and now, he uses that platform to champion the value and power of the Latino community.
The Impact of Cultural Fluidity in The Educational System: Carmen Martin Quijada
The educational system throughout the world is home to more culturally fluid educators than one might think. It is of utmost importance to appreciate multiculturalism, but many tend to overlook the dedicated teachers who may have provided that appreciation. Even […]
Life In Slow Motion: Lessons From A TCK’s First Pet On Moments And Memories (Part 2 of 2)
In Part 1, Myra Dumapias wrote about how she fell in love with her first pet dog, Papi, and her memories of him growing up as a member of her family. In Part 2 below, she talks about the lessons […]
