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Trini Girl In London – Fear
Fear is an emotion induced by a threat perceived by living entities, which causes a change in brain and organ function and ultimately a change in behavior, such as running away, hiding or freezing from traumatic events. (Wikipedia) Forget […]
Musings Abroad-My Life in Spain: A Spanish Christmas Tradition
Each year, the Lotería de Navidad has a touching story to share under its slogan “El mayor premio es compartirlo” (The best prize is to share it). This 2015, its annual story came in a form different than its past ones: […]
CultursTV: From Ghana, Africa, to Colorado: Breakout Music Artist “Mawule”
Today’s CultursTV segment finds us at The Spot Studios in Lakewood, Colorado, where we sat down to interview Ghanaian-born musical artist Mawule, whose first EP “Reflections,” which dropped in 2015. He’s currently working on new songs and plans […]
AUDIO: Lost in Transition – Lagos
Eva Lazlo-Herbert Founder Logos- The Power Of Words Conference Interpreter & Translator Cross-Cultural Communications Expert Listen to Eva Lazlo-Herbert’s Replay If the above link doesn’t work, then click this link: https://InstantTeleseminar.com/?eventID=47577441 Eva Lazlo-Herbert is the founder of Logos – The […]
COLUMN: Trini Girl In London – The Big Day!!! NHC 2014
My head feels as if there is an elephant tap dancing on it. I’m tired. The room is dark and I can hear the rain outside my window. I groan and head to the shower. We sit around wondering what […]
Expatriate Community Extinguished: Replaced with Nature Reserve
When I remember Piasau Camp I remember vibrant Friday nights. The Boat Club was filled with all of my schoolmates running barefoot on the beach and playing cops and robbers in the playground. All of the parents sat around eating […]
My Break-Up With New York – A TCK story
I’ve always had a love-hate relationship with New York. 2015 was my seventh year in the concrete jungle and although at times I had felt the spark that would make me want to stay, it dissipated before I could fully […]
Why 20th Century Diversity doesn’t fit 21st Century Citizens
I have come across something quite troubling in the many training activities surrounding diversity. In these activities I am required to admit my struggles and my privileges. The way that we focus on diversity, and how we talk about […]

















