Schema's Devon Wong embarks on a two month foreign quest to resolve questions around appearance, culture and identity.
Living in Taiwan for most of his childhood, guest contributor Stephen Ullstrom, takes us through his journey as a wai guo ren.
Rosel Kim travels around the globe and discovers that home is not a concrete place.
From Russia to Korea to Canada, Midya Tsoy finds the meaning of home.
Like the different spices, Bille-Ann's identity mixes and simmers together to create a unique ethnic identity.
1.5 Gen Fabiola Carletti adventures through memory lane and re-tells Schema the "game" that she has become so familiar with.
Georgia Straight editor, Craig Takeuchi ventures off to Japan exploring the city and realizing his unique identity as a fourth generation Japanese-Canadian.
Schema's intern Joy Kim launches the adventure to find her identity through a complex family history and a seemingly simple conversation with her father.
Tahira Ebrahim struggles to answer the but where are you really from? question as someone whose identity spans three continensts.
Canadian Korean Andrea Bang travels to Prague, only to discover how her identity sparks questions and curiosity especially within the conventional and stereotypical molds.
From the Prairies to the city, Ansel Brandt talks about his childhood memories and struggles, as he learns to bond with his faraway relatives and family through food.
Like Bille-Ann's spice cabinet, her identity is a mixture of different cultures, flavours and strengths mixing and simmering together to create a continually evolving identity.
Schema's Midya Tsoy travels across the seas in search of the place she calls home.
Join Rosel Kim as she travels back to Korea and discovers that home is not a concrete place. The simple But where are you really from? question has no simple answer.
Join guest contributor Stephen Ullstrom as he describes his childhood in Taiwan as a wai guo ren and through culture shock, coins the term Born Expat.
Schema's foreign affairs correspondent Devon Wong ventures off on a two month Euro trip, in quest to resolve questions around ethnic appearance, culture and identity.



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Part VI: Really Not That Simple
Part V: Same same, but different
Part IV : Oh, really? You were born in Guelph?
Part II : I Come From A Land Down Under (Or a Song by Men In Hats?)
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