“The world is a very small place”. We have started taking this so much to heart that we forget to explore the many facets it has to offer. Since we all are naturally drawn to our community, we never learn the real differences. That leads to blindness at the core.

Indians, Bangladeshis, Pakistanis all look similar to Caucasian Americans. Chinese, Japanese, Nepalese all look similar to Indians and All Americans are stereotyped around the world based on sitcoms like Friends or How I Met Your Mother. When in fact, many American families have the same value system as Indian families and life in Las Vegas, Nevada is very different from that of Richmond, Virginia : both thriving cities in the United States.

 Cultural tunnel vision has become our new normal.

And subconsciously, we pass this on to our children. When in fact, they are inevitably going to be part of a culture that is less ours and more of that, which surrounds them. 

As parents, it is our duty to expand the perception of our future and introduce them to new horizons. When we get involved and get them introduced to new ideas, we enable them to better handle life’s many challenges.

At RwC, we will introduce you to scenarios that you yourself may not have experienced but that exist. We give you  tools to break out of your shells with universal content, providing your family with a broader world view.