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If you’re a parent raising culturally fluid children, “CocoMelon: The Movie” could be a way to help your kids master a major new experience, especially if it’s in a new country: the first day of Kindergarten.

For culturally fluid individuals, Adult Third Culture Kids and expats, a first date at an upscale restaurant can involve more than choosing the right fork.

In the latest Stories Beyond Borders Podcast episode, Italian Bengali author and host Urmi Hossain sits down with Adult Third Culture Kid (ATCK) and Culturs Executive Editor for Cultural Identity Content John Liang to explore identity, belonging and what it really means to grow up across cultures.

In 1976, young Australian journalist and Third Culture Adult Keith Dalton packed a typewriter and a cassette recorder into his backpack and set off on an 18-month, six-country journey through Southeast Asia.

If you’re interested in the current state of research on Third Culture Kids (TCKs), Cross-Cultural Kids (CCKs), expat families and international life in general, you’ll want to check out the TCK Research Podcast.

For individuals who’ve grown up around and between cultures, home is rarely one place.

In the 1960s, renowned intercultural scholars Drs. Ruth and John Useem developed the concept of the “third culture.”

A new book about Third Culture Kids (TCKs) has hit the market.