The typical Third Culture Kid has moved at least once by their 5th birthday, and will move at least four times in their life. They speak at least two languages and have a 4-year college-degree. Data based on an informal online survey of 200 Third Culture Kids.
Where were you on Sept. 11, 2001?
Denizen’s writers recall where they were when the Sept. 11 tragedy happened, and how it changed their lives.
Why My TCK Student Group Failed
“I’m giving it 10 more minutes. Then these cookies are mine,” I thought to myself. I leaned back in my chair at the student center, desperately resisting the urge to eat the giant plate of cookies I had ordered. I was hoping that, within the next 10 minutes, someone would show up and have some of them.
10 must-read books for TCKs
Most of these books were written by fellow TCKs, exploring themes such as travel, blending cultures, the search for understanding and the journey “home.” We think you’ll find a piece of yourself between the pages of these 10 must-read books for TCKs.
5 Must-Have Travel Gadgets For Globe-Trotters
For our TCK readers gearing up for summer travels, here’s a peek in the carry-on of a bona fide travel geek.
You Know You’re A Global Nomad When…
Here at Denizen, we’re thrilled to introduce you to our new project: “You Know You’re A Global Nomad When…”
5 Tech Tools To Stay In Touch
My mom stalks me on Facebook, my dad talks to me on Skype, and I chat daily with my brother using WhatsApp for BlackBerry. Denizen takes a look at the five must-have tech tools for TCKs.
Weirdest thing you’ve packed or shipped?
When I lived in Singapore, one of my aunts shipped me a shoebox full of Heinz ketchup packets from the United States. Tomato sauce is not the same thing as ketchup!
Youth Groups: A Home with Satellite Branches
I learned that investing in other people is always worth the effort. Loving is always worth the risk.
Six writing tips for global nomads
Why am I so passionate about helping TCKs get published? That’s simple. TCKs are different from those who have not travelled. You think differently. Y
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