Saturday, October 24 2026

Third Culture Adult, Erin Perperoglou’s Culturally Fluid Adventure (Part II)

Families in Global Transition (FIGT)’s Exciting 20th anniversary conference Keynote Lineup

A stunning start to the journey: a girl in bright yellow looks preparing for adventures abroad. A

How Expats Handle Life Changes Without Losing Momentum

Map showing all of the places visited through arked thumb tacks.

TCK Cultural Identity Discovered through Art – Part 1 of 3

SERIES part 2 of 3: Matt Minich’s home away from home

International Adoption (Image via Pixabay)

International Adoptees are Rich with Hidden Diversity 

'The Time is Always Now' Exhibit at the Philadelphia Museum of Art (Photo by Deneen L. Garrett)

Reframing the Black Figure Through Cultural Fluidity: ‘The Time is Always Now’

Pet Adoption Resources

Group Studio Shot Of Young Multi-Cultural Friends Smiling And Laughing At Camera

How Being a TCK Can Become a Cornerstone of One’s Identity

Silouette of little girl in a bonnet

Korean Adoptee Creates Community Through Art

Photo of six hair models

The Curls-Preneur Be Curly Part 3

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Curl-preneur Arlene Rivera — owner and founder of “Maxine’s Shears …” simplifies how best to care for your curly and wavy hair, regardless of ethnicity.

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Six multi-ethinic hair models.

The Curls-Preneur Part 2

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The tightness of the curl coil is not part of my philosophy. The tighter the curl the more I have to hydrate. This is Stylist and Salon Owner–Arlene Rivera’s controversial natural curls philosophy.

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Photo of the Curls-preneur, Arlene Rivera

The Curls-Preneur Part I

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Arlene Rivera— stylist, owner and founder of “Maxine’s Shears and Wigs, Salon and Barbershop” in Fort Collins, Colorado, USA is a controversial natural curl entrepreneur. Her professional philosophy on how to grow and maintain beautiful natural curls and waves is that race or ethnicity does not matter…

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