Anne Guzman on Exploring Careers Post-Military & Staying True to Herself
Anne Guzman is a first-generation Lesbian/Gay Filipino-American. She was born and raised in the Philippines and migrated to the United...
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Our mission sits at the intersection of identity, tradition, and weaving our multifaceted experience to the American culture. SEAT amplifies the voices of third culture kids through mixed-media storytelling that features Southeast Asian American (SEAA) youth, women and LGBTQ+ communities to reclaim our SEAT. Rewriting our brave new endings.
THIRD CULTURE
[DEFINITION] are people raised in a culture other than their parents' or the culture of the country named on their passport (where they are legally considered native) for a significant part of their early development years. They are often exposed to a greater variety of cultural influences.
We're striving always for external validation because of our background & because of our kind of sense of loss identity and do we belong? Are we good enough? You are enough. I want to say you are enough and I want to praise you for being and existing. And that is enough.
Dr. Thaen Saelee, Psy. D, SEAT Role Model
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