About us
What we do
Teaching cross-culturally
We have worked for over 20 years serving people who face different stages of cross-cultural living and life transitions. We serve them mainly through teaching and educating kids and their families in highly mobile, international environments.
This journey has taken us through Costa Rica, Haiti, Indonesia, and the Treasure Valley in Idaho. We have come alongside students and families formally through educational roles in traditional classrooms, but also in non-traditional contexts such as through churches, overseas expat communities, and outdoor education.
Emely
Emely is an ordained minister and has worked as a pastor to children and their families, taught missionary kids in Haiti and Indonesia, preached bilingually and internationally, and worked as a migrant student liaison in the Treasure Valley.
Brendan
Brendan has worked as a teacher in Haiti, as a professor of anthropology at the university level, as manager of a biological field station, in outdoor education, and in wilderness therapy. He has also worked in digital communication roles such as video, photography, web content production, network administration, and is formally trained as an applied anthropologist in the area of education.
Our joy is to come alongside children and their families as they navigate cross-cultural living and the life transitions that a highly-mobile lifestyle brings.
Our mission is to connect people across barriers of culture, country, class and creed.
Our vision is to create a world where no one is separated from the saving knowledge or meaningful relationships they need.