A tale of two cities: The story of Katherine, an American who fell in love with Naples
Katherine Wilson is a North American actress, writer, and mother of two who is in love with Italy. She moved to Naples after college, when she felt she wanted an
Granny adventures in the Far East
As you know, we have a soft spot for the wonderful agency Granny Aupair. We introduced them here and we like to follow the stories of the many grannies they
Falling in love with Italy: The story of an American doctor in Rome
You already met Susan when she presented her blog in our Blog of the month column. In this fascinating interview, she tells us how she fell in love with Italy
Stephanie and her love story with a Masai and with Tanzania
This is the amazing story of a German woman who fell in love with a Masai man in Tanzania, and decided to stay on in his village and live her
Feeling at home with my tribe at the FIGT17 conference
In March Claudiaexpat and Cristinaexpat presented What Expats Can Do at the FIGT 2017 conference. Claudia shares her feelings about the experience. After the FIGT17 conference in The Hague,
A double culture shock
Our heartfelt thanks to Catherine, who lives in the U.A.E., for her honest and far-reaching story, in which she explains how she is suffering from a double culture shock. If
I am what I am – a reflection of a TCK on identity
Bram is only 16 years old, but when I read what he wrote about his identity, I was surprised by his clarity of mind and the simplicity of his narrative in the complex
What Expats can do – bringing hope to the world
Cristina was at the FIGT conference with Claudia to represent Expatclic, and after that, she started a long and profound reflection on what expats can do to bring hope to the
The month after: My experience at the FIGT conference
Claudiaexpat shares her impressions on the FIGT conference that took place in Amsterdam last March. The Italian translation of the article is on Claudia’s blog The Families in Global
The dreaded question nr 3
Here is another very dreaded questions when you live abroad… Moving to a new country is never easy. Apart from the whole question of mourning for the place you
