The term says kid. The imprint does not end there. There is something slightly misleading…
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A reflection on code-switching, adaptation, and the quiet identity work of Third Culture Kids: what happens when you become so fluent in moving between worlds that it becomes difficult to tell where adaptation ends and identity begins.
Looking like you belong can make it harder to explain why you don’t feel at…
For most, parents are a crucial component to your growth and progress through life, but how does that differ when you are a third culture kid?
Jasmine is Malaysian-American and has spent the majority of her life in Singapore. She’s currently…
Lindie Botes was born in South Africa, speaks 10 languages and has lived in France,…
By Maria Some people have a very precise concept of home. They spend their entire lives…
I’m done pretending I’m on a single side. Truth is, I’m in-between and I’ve always…
The powerful message shared below was posted by Debbie Jongkind Dehart on the Facebook group: Third…
By Rachel In crowded bars and restaurants, I hear you speak. Over the local patois…