In our series of posts telling the stories of different TCK experiences, Hannah (a previous TCK Training intern) shares her story of being a homeschooled TCK.
What Education & Other TCKs shared with us reflected the complexity of an international upbringing, with both wonderful experiences and difficult impacts represented in the data. We hope to see this research used to support the well-being of families living internationally – before, during, and after their time abroad.
In our series of posts telling the stories of different TCK experiences, here Aiko and Sahana share their experiences as children of international school educators.
What Foreign Service and Humanitarian TCKs shared with us reflected the complexity of an international upbringing, with both wonderful experiences and difficult impacts represented in the data. We hope to see this research used to support the well-being of families living internationally – before, during, and after their time abroad.
In our series of posts telling the stories of different TCK experiences, here Marie shares her experiences as a diplomat's daughter.
What Adult Missionary Kids shared with us reflected the complexity of an international upbringing, with both wonderful experiences and difficult impacts represented in the data. We hope to see this research used to support the well-being of missionary families living internationally – before, during, and after their time abroad.
In our series of posts telling the stories of different TCK experiences, Iona (a previous TCK Training intern) shares her story of being a missionary kid.
Making the decision to move overseas, doesn't mean that the grandparents can't be involved in and play a significant role in their grandchild's life. With some effort on your part as parents and on their part as long-distance grandparents, that relationship can grow despite living worlds apart, and can even be deeper because of the intentionality it requires.
What Corporate TCKs shared with us reflected the complexity of an international upbringing, with both wonderful experiences and difficult impacts represented in the data. We hope to see this research used to support the well-being of corporate families living internationally – before, during, and after their time abroad.
In our series of posts telling the stories of different TCK experiences, here Tanya and Kate share their experiences as international business kids.
