TCK/CCK Resources

When a child hears the words "We're moving" it can trigger a range of reactions from excitement and anticipation to anxiety and anger. But Mom, I Don't Want To Move! gives parents the guidance they need to get their children through this major change.
Miller, Susan (2004). Focus on the Family Publishing

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Funny, poignant, and nostalgic, You Know You're an MK When... captures the ideas, memories, and struggles of the children of missionaries (MKs) around the globe.
Kerr, Andy and Deborah (1997). Watermelon World Publishing

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Gordon, Alma Daugherty (1993).

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A fusion of voices and deeply personal experiences from every corner of the globe, Unrooted Childhoods: Memoirs of Growing Up Global presents a cultural mosaic of today's citizens of the world.
Eidse, Faith & Nina Sichel (2004). Nicholas Brealey Publishing.

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A resource for raising Christian Missionary Kids.
Bowers, Joyce (1998). Colorado

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Moving overseas presents a special set of challenges to children. To help with the transition. An entertaining book that is used by major relocation companies all over the world for children ages five to ten to make a move overseas more manageable.
Blohm, J. M. (1996).
Intercultural Press.

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This books deals with the challenges of raising children in another culture: TCKs, resilience, the mother tongue, raising young children overseas, reentry, crisis, special needs children, the muslim world, identity, emotional health and much more.
Resource in Portuguese.
Alicia Macedo
Contact Information: info@flechaswec.com

Book - "Criando Filhos Entre Culturas"

    

Events, newsletter and resources for children, teens and families affiliated with U.S. foreign affairs agencies. The online resources may be helpful to TCKs and families from all sectors.

This article, featured in "I Am Expat" walks parents through the challenges of repatriating or transitioning to college/university and how they can help prepare their student.

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