cross cultural
Beautifully Arranged: Sol and Liz Ocampo — A Family Steeped in a Love That Began as Strangers in Marriage (Part 1 of 2)
Christian pastors Solomon (“Sol”) and Liz Ocampo have taken a unique path to love. They didn’t meet and fall in love and then get married — on the contrary, it was an arranged wedding. Both of their sets of parents […]
Asian Legacy in Peru
Whatever you think Peru is, I assure you, it is far from what you expect. It’s a country that celebrates the diversity not only of its fauna and geography but also its traditions and different migrant groups for the past […]
Culturs Magazine’s Doni Aldine Was On The ‘Culture and Leadership Connections’ Podcast!
Culturs Magazine’s Editor in Chief Doni Aldine recently appeared on Shift Management’s “Culture and Leadership Connections” podcast with Marie Gervais. Doni talks about the multidimensionality of being a Third Culture Kid (TCK): As the world becomes more global, there are […]
TV is Boldly Tackling the Realities of College Life On At Least One Show
In the 21st century, TV programs have seen an increase in cross-cultural casts and focuses on diverse stories. Many new television shows and films reflect a globally and culturally mobile society to reflect the diversity and inclusivity that should be […]
Summer Vacation — Expectations for a U.S. Trip
Summer vacation has different meanings and expectations across cultures around the world. Even within individual cultures, summer vacation has unique interpretations. For many U.S. citizens, this means that rather than school, they’ll dedicate their time to working or playing. I […]
Megan Osorio — A First-Generation Success Story in the Making
Megan Osorio is a student at Regis University. Ever since she was a little girl, Osorio knew she wanted to help people, and especially work with children. A nursing student, Osorio is a child of immigrants, and her determination to […]
Is Cinco de Mayo Being Celebrated The Wrong Way in the USA?
On Cinco de Mayo, are those in the United States celebrating this Mexican holiday by eating what they think to be “traditional dishes?” Folks in the United States tend to celebrate the holiday itself more than in Mexico, according to Businessinsider. […]
The Beauty of TCKness: LaTonia Robinson
For fashion model LaTonia Robinson, being a Third Culture Kid (TCK) is not a label. Rather, it’s a journey. Robinson and being Jamaican-American Robinson is Jamaican-American who was born and raised in New York and now lives in Florida. She […]

















