What does home mean, when you’re ‘from’—or at least can claim belonging to—many places? How does it feel to leave home, build a home in a new place, miss a home that you’ve never actually lived in and eventually go *back* home, this time as a visitor (or, to realize you may never be able to return)? This issue of 3 delves into the nuanced and sometimes contradictory ways third-culture kids, immigrants and other diasporic folks understand the concept of ‘home.’
A year after wrapping her breakout role as Devi Vishwakumar in Never Have I Ever, Maitreyi Ramakrishnan is building the next stage of her career—her way
For immigrant and diasporic comedians, jokes that mine their communities’ experiences have been a pathway to mainstream success. Now, a new wave of racialized comics are asking themselves important questions about the ethics of ethnic humour
Roselle has become a mainstay in the north thanks to local grocers who ensure homes are well stocked with products that Canada might have never seen otherwise
Specifically, writer David McKinnon argues, the country needs a new generation of Canadians with an understanding of the Indo-Pacific
A new generation of artists are gaining acclaim for their high-art quilts, which explore themes of identity and belonging—and build on a long legacy of political commentary through textiles
Toronto couple Arati Sharma and Satish Kanwar's High Park home is a gathering place for family and friends, imbued with colourful and sentimental odes to their South Asian culture
"I am more than ever aware of the power of the spoken and written word, and what contributing to a legacy looks like"
A growing number of inclusive organizations are building new communities around winter sports and creating more opportunities for Black athletes
"It now hangs pride of place"
For some third-culture kids, building a future means making a return to the homelands their parents left
In 'Behind You,' the Scarborough author uses true crime tropes to explore what it means to write about home from a place of fear
3 magazine publisher Muraly Srinarayanathas' message to readers from the Winter 2024 issue
3's editor-in-chief Stacy Lee Kong's message to readers from the Winter 2024 issue
3 centres and celebrates cool, successful and interesting third-culture individuals, immigrants and diaspora communities.
