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How A Culturally Fluid Cast and Crew Came to Make ‘Children of Blood and Bone’
The fantasy film “Children of Blood and Bone” features a cast and crew from a wide, culturally fluid swath of the African diaspora.
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.
Factors That Can Affect Protection Visa Processing Times
Protection visa timeframes vary for reasons that sit both within and beyond an applicant’s control.
A New Book Helps Military BRATS and Their Families Navigate Autism Across Assignments and Transitions
Military life can be both stabilizing and deeply challenging for families raising a child with autism.
13 European Countries Where Your Ancestry Could Unlock an EU Passport
A new report from the editors at InternationalLiving.com identifies 13 European countries where people living in the Western Hemisphere may already qualify for EU citizenship through documented family lineage, with no investment required.
Lucy Liu Channels Her CCK Experience Into ‘Rosemead’ Movie
For Adult Cross-Cultural Kid and actor Lucy Liu, being the child of immigrants meant that one language was spoken at home while another was spoken outside the home.
‘Meandering To Manila’ — Third Culture Adult Keith Dalton’s Memoir On Becoming a Foreign Correspondent In Southeast Asia
In 1976, young Australian journalist and Third Culture Adult Keith Dalton packed a typewriter and a cassette recorder into his backpack and set off on an 18-month, six-country journey through Southeast Asia.
Ilya Ganpantsura on ‘The Freedom of Culture’ In Ukraine
For writer and activist Ilya Ganpantsura who advocates for linguistic and religious rights in Ukraine, the answer becomes clear if one looks at poor countries without democracy — for they lack the very tradition of democracy.






