Emily Greene wrote her first poem in third grade; since then she has traveled to distant lands in search of story. As a Third Culture Kid, Emily has lived in diverse cities and nations around the world. She serves as the digital content coordinator at Prison Fellowship and resides in Virginia with her husband.
When a parent goes to jail it affects the family. When they return there is a long road of healing. This article by Prison Fellowship helps shed some light on these challenges faced.
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When I was ten years old my family picked up and moved to Kazakhstan, and I became a third culture kid. In 1996, my…
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As a Third Culture Kid (TCK), I often wrestle with who I was and who I am today. The following are snapshots from the…
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I am going to tell you the heartache, joys and pain of mothering from the inside of prison walls. This is probably one of…
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At my desk at Prison Fellowship in northern Virginia, there’s an index card tacked to the wall of my cubicle. On it I’ve written…
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I could feel the wet Virginia humidity as I watched Loving. As a native Virginian, I slipped easily into the story of these two…
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I don’t know what to write. I want to write about the recent American presidential election. As an author who writes predominantly about her…
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Since I wrote last week’s Third Culture Kid post on relationships, I decided I wanted to hear from a first culture kid about what…
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Relationships are hard when you are a third culture kid (TCK). Because we’ve grown up with a transient lifestyle, commitments can be difficult for…
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The hit TV show Gilmore Girls dropped into my life when I was a 15-year-old Third Culture Kid (TCK) living in Kazakhstan. Gilmore Girls…
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I come from a family of artists. All of us have a talent for some art form, be it painting, design, music, drama or…
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As the 40 minute Netflix documentary The White Helmets begins, we hear a plane fly overhead and then the sound of a bomb falling….
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