Dr. Ute Limacher-Riebold has lived in several European countries and has managed to thrive in all the places she has lived so far. She holds a PhD in Philology and is a professional Language Consultant and Intercultural Communication Trainer. Her expertise lies in linguistics and intercultural communication. In her consultations and person tailored trainings, she helps and […]
Today I would like to write about my husband. The driving force behind many of the things I have managed to accomplish in life, smaller or bigger. As a personality trait, I tend to be resistant to certain types of change. In particular, I will resist change when that means pushing myself way far out […]
The Malta Comic Con is a fantastic opportunity for our children to learn more about comics but also to meet new like-minded people and make new friends. I have always been a fan of comics and I still read them now that I have grown up. I remember these were the only kind of books […]
Guest blog post by Neve Spicer* Break out the balloons and hang the streamers, it’s Breastfeeding Awareness Month! It’s the season to celebrate mothers, babies, and the beautiful bond that nursing creates between them. Best part? No shopping, no wrapping, no returning, no exchanging; it’s all about you and your child. Unfortunately, you do […]
Hi mummies, I hope you’re having a great summer till now. Things have been hectic here while running our crowdfunding Kickstarter campaign. Together with Faraxa Publishing and the artist Platon we’re raising the funds we need to create ‘Where am I from?‘, the world’s 1st graffiti illustrated book for children promoting unity and diversity. It’s […]
Hi everyone, I hope you ‘re doing great 🙂 Last week we were featured in four big newspapers and several online magazines and websites with our book project ‘Where am I from?‘. I am humbled and honoured by the response of the media and how much they believe in what we wish to achieve. As […]
It’s always been a dream of mine to write a children’s book – and this is it; “Where am I from?“, the world’s first graffiti illustrated book for young children, promoting unity and diversity. Through stunning graffiti by artist Platon, “Where am I from?” will take our young ones on a journey in search of common origins. Created for children […]
We’re creating ‘Where am I from?’, the world’s 1st street art illustrated book for young children, promoting unity and diversity. In my life, I’ve noticed that the most magical, unexpected, creative and liberating things have happened whenever I pushed myself, or someone I love gave me a gentle kick on the but (like my husband) […]
Breaking news – we now have a reliable, accurate and up to date, ‘online family calendar’ of sorts to see what’s going on, just for families with children in Malta. Not only that, but you can find all playgrounds on a google map + photos, and all sorts of other interesting stuff! Davinia Mallia Pulé, […]
We are giving away 4 tickets to the dynamic, family-friendly ballet PARADE & The Velvet Gentleman which will be staged on 28/07 for 1 night only as part of the Valletta 2018 programme at Teatru Manoel! We will draw 2 winners (x2 tickets each). Find out more on how to enter on our Facebook page […]
Sign up below and I will send you the essential guide “How to Raise Confident Multicultural Children“ with full chapter contributions by Dr. Ute Limacher-Riebold, Dr. Brigitte Vittrup, Vivian Chiona, Psychologist & Counsellor, B.Sc, M.Sc., Brian Vassallo, visiting lecturer at the University of Malta, B. Psy, Diploma Inclusion, M.Sc. This guide works as an aided material for the parent and the teacher and compliments my forthcoming children's book Where am I from? which will be out late summer 2019.
'A must read for all educators and parents and everyone that is involved in the education of children. It is very clear and inspiring! I can’t wait to see your children’s picture book! I love the cover already!' - Lenia, French and Portuguese Foreign Languages Teacher, a Multicultural Mama, currently studying for an M.Sc. in Language and Communication Impairment in Children.
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