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Jon Theisen grew up in Denver, Colorado, U.S., but he moved 10 times within its metro area during his formative years. As a biracial Domestic Third Culture Kid, he discusses how geographic mobility and cultural fluidity may have shaped his expectations.

In a world where identity is often misunderstood or minimized, culturally fluid leaders bring clarity, connection and transformation. They are the alchemists of belonging — turning lives lived across borders, cultures and identities into innovation and impact.

U.S. culture is one that has long been amongst the most influential in the world, shaping the entertainment world along with fashion trends.

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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, […]

In a world full of culture, there are those who stand out in a very unique way and are incredibly special. Actor Lupita Nyong’o is one of those.

Being a Third Culture Kid (TCK) is something that stays with a person for their entire life and in many cases can become a cornerstone of their identity.

The Denver Nuggets this week won their first-ever NBA Championship in a basketball league that in recent decades has gone global. Teams of the National Basketball Association have regularly done exhibition game overseas, where they can measure their strengths by […]