The Pains And Joys Of Moving To A New Country
The Pains And Joys Of Moving To A New Country

If you have ever picked up everything you own and moved to another country, then maybe there’s a few things in here that you can relate to…

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GuidesBy Abigail Hannah (From Hyderabad, Banglore, Ooty & Auckland. Living in Aotearoa)TCK, Third World, Third Culture Adult, third culture kid, Guide, pain, joy, moving, community, experience, emotions, new country, new, exploration, growth, thrive, thriving, sadness, grief, stageComment
Women’s Crisis Care: Bahrain Story #53
Women’s Crisis Care: Bahrain Story #53

Bahrain became one of the first countries in the Middle East to outlaw domestic violence. It is important to recognise that achievement, but also realise that there is more that communities can do. Ultimately, this is not a men’s issue or a women’s issue. It’s a community issue…

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WomanBy Tanzeel Jabbar-Khadir (From Australia, Pakistan & India. Living in Bahrain)TCK TOWN, TCK, Tck, Bahrain, culture, 100BahrainStories, Middle East, story, storytelling, woman, women, woman of colour, women's rights, USA, staff, training, hospital, languages, helpline, speak, proud, advocates, crisis, support, respect, domestic abuse, domestic violence, student, travel, Africa, Masters, development, love, moving, moving countries, moveComment
Bundu Khan and BBQ Tonight in Australia
Bundu Khan and BBQ Tonight in Australia

Known for its barbeque, it also has karahis, handis, and other such gravy-based dishes, which the Muslim cuisine of the Indian subcontinent is known for…

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FoodBy Danish Khan (From Melbourne, Perth, Karachi & Islamabad. Living in Karachi)TCK, TCK TOWN, third culture kid, Third Culture Adult, food, Pakistan, Pakistani, Australia, Australian, bbq, Sydney, heart, emotional, emotions, miss, globalization, Bundu Khan, restaurant, barbeque, muslim, south asia, cuisine, groceries, family, London, Islamabad, story, stories, pies, localComment
LongestNameFavoriteCity
LongestNameFavoriteCity

Once you get off the main thoroughfares that cut through the city, you are immediately in labyrinths of small streets, side streets and alleys. You never know what you’re going to find as you walk down those byways. A new restaurant, a tailor shop, an antique shop, a high-end jewellery store side by side with a massage parlor or a five-star hotel with a small flower stall next to it….

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Cities, BoundariesBy Anthony Arcis (From America, London, Istanbul, Bangkok & Toronto (mainly). Living in The Philippines)city, cities, TCK, TCK TOWN, TCK training, Tck, tck, ATCK, third culture kid, home, homes, Bangkok, ThailandComment