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Women Forge Peace along the Kyrgyz and Tajik Border Even though this is a relatively new border, it is an open border where people easily maintain connections. I have heard border people the world over express these same sentiments: “We are very close friends,” says Avezova. “When I need … [Read more...] about Women Forge Peace along the Kyrgyz and Tajik Border
Excited to tell you about interview Lourdes Garcia Navarro did with Joanna Hausmann about being bicultural. Both women are far more than bicultural and show comfort with moving between ethnicities and cultures. Lourdes uses her backgrounds to provide sensitively cultural reporting. Joanna, as a … [Read more...] about Un Packing Your Ethnic Identities
TCK Identity: Making Meaning of Experience PDF … [Read more...] about TCK Identity: Making Meaning of Experience
No Time to Say Goodbye PDF … [Read more...] about No Time to Say Goodbye
Challenges of Living Authentically as a TCK PDF … [Read more...] about The Challenges of Living Authentically as a Third Culture Kid
ABSTRACT This autoethnography recounts the process of developing my own agency out of a borderland lifeworld formed in multiple geographic sites. I use self-reflection and research to make explicit a functional inbetween space where I belong. Through Gloria Anzaldúa's work, literature from border … [Read more...] about Owning Multiple and Complex Belongings In The Borderlands: An Autoethnography
Who gives you permission to choose your ethnic identity? What a great opportunity Ms. Rachel Dolezal gives me to explore my thoughts about this question. If you are an Adult Third Culture Kid (ATCK) or an adolescent TCK*you’ve acquired at least two ethnicities. … [Read more...] about Who gives YOU permission to choose your ethnicity or ethnicities?