How to keep your cultural “traditions” alive while living abroad?

My Expat Journey
15/12/2020 13 min Temporada 1 Episodio 3

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For today’s episode of My Expat Journey, I invited my good friend, Else Carden-Lapierre, a painting conservator based in Auckland. We’re going to talk about how she kept her European roots and traditions alive, 20,000 kilometers away from home. Come and join us!
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