Seven years ago, I conceived the Liminal World project with the intention of interviewing immigrants about their lived experiences of migration. I wanted to explore the profound insights they gained about themselves, life, and others through the process of immigration, while also examining the broader themes of cultural difference and adaptation. At its core, the… Continue reading The Liminal World Project: From Pandemic Pivot to Intercultural Research
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Liminal World: Canada
Liminal World: Canada (starting an online global project) During the work on my project I was asked to make my own story about the reasons why I started this online conversation. There are of course many like: joy of connecting with other, learning and sharing different ways of coping with life situations, staying closed when… Continue reading Liminal World: Canada
Block street party
One afternoon on the way back from the park with my daughter, I met Yvonne. She was standing in front of the house with her son. I had never seen or met her before but I recognized the boy playing on the sidewalk. We used to spend our mornings with him and his nanny at… Continue reading Block street party
Be a tourist in your hometown!
– Imagine a stranger – suddenly my girlfriend and I got the idea. – Imagine that he decided to come to our city – I added sarcastically that he was, for sure, out of his mind. Maybe he didn't know what he was getting into?! My friend from childhood laughed. She was always more realistic.… Continue reading Be a tourist in your hometown!
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