“Silver Thread” Most ATCKs will vouch that there is a thin, but strong thread that links them to 2 minute read
“it’s not a crazy plan, i promise” This is possibly a promise that many ATCKs have had to make to friends or 1 minute read
“Silver Thread” Most ATCKs will vouch that there is a thin, but strong thread that links them to byMaDonna MaurerJuly 25, 2024
“it’s not a crazy plan, i promise” This is possibly a promise that many ATCKs have had to make to friends or byMaDonna MaurerJuly 10, 2024
There and Back Again – an MK tale My love for Lord of the Rings is pretty obvious byMaDonna MaurerJuly 4, 2024
Locked Away Stories Trauma can be, unfortunately, part of growing up as a TCK byMaDonna MaurerJune 27, 2024
CCKs MK Resources TCKMay 18, 2024 Your Piece of the Tapestry: New Research on Adult TCK Experiences I’ve worked with Third Culture Kids and globally mobile families generally for byMaDonna Maurer
CCKsJune 24, 2023 Cross-Cultural Intersectionality by Tanya Crossman There are lots of ways to have a cross-cultural childhood—to byEditor
CCKsApril 27, 2023 Embracing Belonging By Candace Kade Signing my first book as an author was a surreal byEditor
CCKsApril 20, 2023 TCKs: A CCK Subgroup By Zoe Krueger Weisel Despite growing up the child of two adult TCKs, being byEditor
CCKsApril 20, 2023 The Outsider’s Precarious Existence: A Review of Angeline Schellenberg’s Fields of Light and Stone By Cheryl Barkman Skupa The title of Angeline Schellenberg’s book of poetry byEditor
CCKsApril 5, 2023 That One Week in Paradise By Claire Friesen When I was twenty, my childhood best friend, Hannah, and I byEditor
CCKsApril 5, 2023 The Guilt of Not Belonging I raised my hand; something had been overlooked and the adults needed to know byEditor
CCKsMarch 30, 2023 Hold Me Down By Ina Grace A river, though it slows, It always passes by And are the blueish byEditor