The Croatian Diaspora

Part XV of A Dairy for Puse continues on April 27, 2016, the latest installment of a mother's diary to her daughter from 1919 - 1953, capturing a moment of Dalmatia and Dalmatian exile in history.

Istria is one of Croatia's most popular destinations, but there are surprisingly few bloggers based there who are writing about Istrian life. Continuing the TCN series on the bloggers of Croatia, we caught up with one of them on April 25, 2016 - Isabel from Istria Outside My Window. Born in Canada to Croatian parents, Isabel has more than one passport but no fixed identity. 

Continuing our series on Croatian diaspora returnee experiences, both positive and negative, TCN caught up with Kristina Tomasovic on April 23, 2016, a year lady who swapped the bright lights of Toronto for the Dalmatian coastal bliss of Omis. 

Croatian president Kolinda Grabar Kitarović confirmed as one of the keynote speakers.

Part XIV of A Dairy for Puse continues on April 19, 2016, the latest installment of a mother's diary to her daughter from 1919 - 1953, capturing a moment of Dalmatia and Dalmatian exile in history.

If you're in South America in two weeks, don't miss this event.

Part XIII of A Dairy for Puse continues on April 5, 2016, the latest installment of a mother's diary to her daughter from 1919 - 1953, capturing a moment of Dalmatia and Dalmatian exile in history.

Life in the fastest growing Croatian diaspora country - the latest from Lidija Ivanek SiLa on April 1, 2016.

Having a document that says I’m Croatian is wonderful, but to feel at home in Croatia, that is priceless!

Part XI of A Dairy for Puse continues on March 27, 2016, the latest installment of a mother's diary to her daughter from 1919 - 1953, capturing a moment of Dalmatia and Dalmatian exile in history.