Belonging is a fundamental need for individuals of all ages. A strong sense of belonging serves as the foundation for positive adjustment, self-identity, and trust, particularly in children.

Dive into the compelling narratives of African Americans journeying beyond the U.S. in Beyond the Shores. Dr. Tamara J. Walker masterfully intertwines tales of migration, searching for belonging, and seeking a deeper understanding of home.

Discover the interconnected stories of three Black women navigating life, identity, and complex relationships in Stockholm in In Every Mirror She's Black.

Embark on a thought-provoking journey with Nanjala Nyabola in her collection of essays that delve into the experiences of people of colour navigating a world not always designed for them.

Through the lens of Khanyisa, a queer black woman, traverse from her roots in post-apartheid rural South Africa, grappling with identity, faith, and adversities, to transformative moments across the globe.

Lena Lee's life was a whirlwind of constant change. Daughter of a diplomat, she shifted between continents and cultures, always adapting but never truly belonging.

Addressing the nuances of today's TCKs, they delve into the effects of technology, increased cultural diversity, and changing societal norms.

One of my Ghanaian colleagues said, “But you are not African.” I said, “If I am not African, then what am I?” He said, “Jamaican” feebly.

Before moving to Japan, I had never lived on my own. Growing up in my parents’ house, I got to see my mother express herself.