WHAT EXPATS CAN DO

…. to bring hope to the world

Posts by Claudia Landini

What an expat can do to change the narrative back home

November 15, 2018 Claudia Landini Articles Latest Post PostHomepage
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I recently returned to Italy, my home country, while waiting for my next destination abroad. What I have found is a terrible reality in which the official narrative is based on racism, discrimination, and prejudice. I have been wondering what I, as an expat, can do to contribute to counteract all of this.   “Don’t […]

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The ‘Other’ Expats; an initiative by Mariam Ottimofiore that fills us with hope

September 3, 2018 Claudia Landini Articles Latest Post PostHomepage
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Mariam Navaid Ottimofiore is a Pakistani born expat who grew up in Bahrain, New York City and Karachi. She has been living abroad for 17 years, with her husband and her two children. She has presently just left Dubai and moved to Ghana. I met her at the Families in Global Transition (FIGT) conference in […]

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Hate Hurts, an important project by expat photographer Cinzia D’Ambrosi

August 9, 2018 Claudia Landini Articles Latest Post PostHomepage
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Cinzia D’Ambrosi is an expat Italian photographer who uses photography to connect, feel, understand and denounce. I talked to her especially on one of her most important project, Hate Hurts.   Cinzia D’Ambrosi left her native Italy at age 18, and never went back. She has lived in Iceland, Germany, Spain, and has her current […]

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Children’s Hope In Action: Improving lives, saving futures!

July 9, 2018 Claudia Landini Articles Latest Post PostHomepage
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Nikki Cornfield is one of the Parfitt-Pascoe Writing Residents 2018. She is a British expat, yoga and meditation teacher, currently living in Australia. She blogs at https://nikkicornfield.com/. We thank her for this great article.   In July 2016 we joined two other families in Hanoi in the north of Vietnam to begin our adventure traveling […]

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How to Build a Culture of Empathy in International Schools – and in our Lives

May 10, 2018 Claudia Landini Articles Latest Post PostHomepage
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I wish I had met Lynn Kogelmann when I was in Peru, going through a difficult time as we landed with our 12 and 7 years old children.   Shortly after arriving, we quickly realized the school we’d chosen for our children had nothing in the way of an integration policy. Bullying and discrimination were […]

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Getting close to people is a chance to practice your empathy

April 12, 2018 Claudia Landini Articles Latest Post PostHomepage
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I consider myself lucky because my husband’s work (the main reason why I have been living abroad for almost thirty years) brings me close to a wide community of people from all walks of life. Wherever I have lived, I have easily made connections with a great variety of individuals and families. Fortunately, the mission […]

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Empathy knows no borders: The story of Elsabie in Peru

February 28, 2018 Claudia Landini Articles Latest Post PostHomepage
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We have decided to publish the story of Elsabie because it has been a great opportunity for Claudia, while she was living in Peru, to test her ability to empathise with a person who had nothing whatsoever to do with Claudia’s life, values and principles, and who was considered a criminal and an outcast from […]

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