Losing My Accent: finding connections across cultures Accents are part of a person’s identity 5 minute read
Navigating the Past Through Writing Sometimes, taking time to reflect on childhood experiences, adult third culture 3 minute read
Never Too Late To Grieve Transitions are never easy for globally mobile families and can be especially 4 minute read
The Bejeweled Dancer Creating art can be a way to process the life lived by a TCK byMaDonna MaurerMarch 7, 2025
Losing My Accent: finding connections across cultures Accents are part of a person’s identity byMaDonna MaurerFebruary 28, 2025
Navigating the Past Through Writing Sometimes, taking time to reflect on childhood experiences, adult third culture byMaDonna MaurerFebruary 21, 2025
Never Too Late To Grieve Transitions are never easy for globally mobile families and can be especially byMaDonna MaurerFebruary 13, 2025
CCKs Family MK Open Theme Resources TCK TransitionFebruary 13, 2025 Never Too Late To Grieve Transitions are never easy for globally mobile families and can be especially byMaDonna Maurer
Faith Family Identity MK Open ThemeJanuary 10, 2025 Thoughts and Prayers, Obituaries and Reflections: Baba Mamu As the new year rings in, many people reflect on their lives from the previous byMaDonna Maurer
Family Home TCKDecember 13, 2024 Plates This week, Ethan Clay, a soon-to-be adult TCK, invites us to sit around his byMaDonna Maurer
Archives FamilyDecember 6, 2024 Distance Grandparent/ Grandchild Relationships: A Slow-Cooker Metaphor This week, we are pulling from the archives byMaDonna Maurer
Family MKNovember 15, 2024 The Innocence of Childhood Childhood memories can spark laughter within a family, especially if it involves byMaDonna Maurer
FamilyNovember 8, 2024 The Evolving Definition of Family: More Than Just Blood In many cultures, family is a strong bond, but TCKs may struggle with this byMaDonna Maurer
Adulting Ampersand Family MK TCKAugust 22, 2024 The Benefits and Challenges of Marrying a TCK Life is full of benefits and challenges whether you are a monocultural kid byMaDonna Maurer
