http://www.tckid.com/group/what-strengths-might-tcks-possess-and-how-can-we-develop-them

Brice and the team from TCKID have unveiled the fantastic new My.TCKID site at http://my.tckid.com.

It functions a bit like Facebook, and is really a Ning Network. The team have created some excellent groups which, IMHO, is a great way in which the growing Third Culture Kid community can network.

I’ve just joined the group ‘TCKid Writers’, and I’m excited about connecting with other TCKs who are also writers.

So if you are a Third Culture Kid, a Cross-Cultural Kid, or the parent of one, why not head over there and sign up?

Thanks Brice and the TCKID team!

She was one of the visionaries and tireless workers behind today’s global nomad and third culture kid movements. She coined many terms and phrases, including the term ‘global nomad’.

For more information, see the following post at www.tckid.com.

With condolences to all her family, friends, and those impacted by her life.

Some posts to get you started:

• Famous TCKs

• What’s the best thing about being a TCK?

• Top 10 things people should know about TCKs

• 3 reasons why being a TCK sucks

• 17 ways to help Third Culture Kids

• Members introduce themselves

If you are a ‘newly-discovered’ TCK, and are wondering how to introduce the topic to your nearest and dearest, check these out:

• How to speak to family about TCK? Why does one child have no problem but another sibling is ‘overwhelmed’ with the TCK life?

• ATCKs: What kind of a relationship do you have with your parents?

So head on over, sign up, and engage!