The Thread magazine: Alaine Handa: An ATCK Story

The Thread, Alaine Handa: An ATCK Story  
Alaine Handa is decrypting what it means to be an adult third culture kid (ATCK) through the medium that defines her best – dance.

Check out the article on Give & Get NYC + Volunteering opportunity w/ A.H. Dance Co.

Spotlight on A.H. Dance Company from Give and Get NYC: http://giveandgetnyc.org/2011/01/27/send-a-h-dance-company-to-china/

Thanks Rachel for taking the time to write up about us!

Volunteers needed right away!
Volunteers to help with arts administrative duties. Approx. 1-3 hrs per week.
Grant writing, grant research, marketing, publicity, booking performances, fundraising, event planning, scheduling rehearsal space, organization, proofreading, etc.

To find out more about A.H. Dance Company please visit: www.ahdancecompany.com

Please contact Alaine Handa at ahdancecompany@gmail.com with your availability and what you would like to volunteer with.

From Expat Arts Journal

Check out this article!

Living abroad proven to improve creativity

I found this blog via Internations and its all about Expatriates engaging in creative work. I'll definitely put it on my list to submit something about Chameleon to the Expat Arts Journal. I also have to submit my story to the TCK Book Project. le sigh.

Interesting article: No Place like Home?

I came across this interesting article written by a student at University of Sydney about TCKs:
No Place like Home?

Its a pretty extensive read but there are some poignant viewpoints that is discussed in the article but his ending punchline “No need to explain, we get it.” about going through security and immigration checkpoints at an airport is wonderful!