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Culturs contributors are a diverse lot with backgrounds worldwide. Take a gander.
Contributors
Culturs contributors are a diverse lot with backgrounds worldwide. Take a gander.
Americas Latino Eco Festival: Celebrations of Diversity and Artivism
Pounding drums, flowing dresses, and inspirational chants brought life to the 2017 Americas Latino Eco Festival (ALEF). The Barrio E’nsemble’s ceremony of prayer, singing, and dance accompanied the art exhibition of Alfonso “Piloto” Nieves Ruiz, and his socially respectable […]
Imagine working Remotely: 12 Global Destinations – One amazing year
TRIP OF A LIFETIME- Remote Year is an innovative program that curates communities of professionals, entrepreneurs and freelancers from across the globe to spend four or 12 months together working, traveling and exploring cities around the world. Providing work and […]
Families in Global Transition (FIGT)’s Exciting 20th anniversary conference Keynote Lineup
Top experts and researchers in the globally mobile community will be headlining this year’s Families in Global Transition Conference to be held March 8-10, 2018 at the World Trade Center in The Hague, the Netherlands. The three prominent keynote speakers […]
How Tayo Rockson Uses TCK-ness to Uncover Identity
We learned so much from Adele Johnson in our previous article. She was open about her life and where she is now. Our next subject in the series is someone who has taken cultural experiences to a whole new level. […]
The Importance of Family. Part II of III — Spotlight: Smoochie Setzke and Diversity in Growth
As discussed in Part I of this series, family can often be the core component of life. For Smoochie Setzke, this is also the case. Smoochie Setzke is a Native American, Hispanic, and white woman who was born and raised […]
Empire of The Sun, a TCK Movie Analysis
Third-culture-kid (TCK) and cross-cultural-kid (CCK) lifestyles — and the subsequent benefits and struggles — rarely enter the media. Often, only TCKs themselves seek to tell their stories while those who have experienced a less nomadic upbringing remain unaware of this […]






