[Insert your logo here] 12 th Annual Joint Services/Agency/ERC Relocation Training Conference FOREIGN BORN SPOUSES “Welcome to U.S.A.” Cinzia Spampinato.

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[Insert your logo here] 12 th Annual Joint Services/Agency/ERC Relocation Training Conference FOREIGN BORN SPOUSES “Welcome to U.S.A.” Cinzia Spampinato Work & Family Life Supervisor FFSC, NAS SIGONELLA [Insert your logo here]

“Welcome to U.S.A.” Presentation topics  American geography & history  Cultural differences  Country Specific  Skills for living in the U.S.A.

[Insert your logo here] Moving Military Families: Challenges and Opportunities 3 GEOGRAPHY & HISTORY

[Insert your logo here]DEMOGRAPHICS Moving Military Families: Challenges and Opportunities

[Insert your logo here] HISTORY Declaration of Independence Moving Military Families: Challenges and Opportunities

[Insert your logo here] Concept of time Concept of time Moving Military Families: Challenges and Opportunities PAST PRESENT FUTURE “Riding the Waves of Culture” Trompenaars, Hampden-Turner, 1998

[Insert your logo here] Concept of space  All human beings have a natural comfort zone called “bubble”. Its dimension varies not only from individual to individual but also from culture to culture.  How big is our “bubble”?  Differences about concept of space can influence communication within our intercultural relations (touching, staring, how do we stand in line etc). Moving Military Families: Challenges and Opportunities

[Insert your logo here] Living in the U.S.A. American homes Moving Military Families: Challenges and Opportunities

[Insert your logo here] Living in the U.S.A. American transportation Moving Military Families: Challenges and Opportunities

[Insert your logo here] Living in the U.S.A. American greetings Moving Military Families: Challenges and Opportunities

[Insert your logo here] Living in the U.S.A. Federal Holidays January January February Moving Military Families: Challenges and Opportunities

[Insert your logo here] May Moving Military Families: Challenges and Opportunities July September Living in the U.S.A. Federal Holidays

[Insert your logo here] Living in the U.S.A. Federal Holidays October November November December Moving Military Families: Challenges and Opportunities

[Insert your logo here] Living in the U.S.A. Significant events Moving Military Families: Challenges and Opportunities

[Insert your logo here] Skills for living in the U.S.A. Ask the expert  Employment  Financial  Education  DODDS/School System  Navy Legal Moving Military Families: Challenges and Opportunities

[Insert your logo here] HISTORY Wars Civil War Moving Military Families: Challenges and Opportunities

[Insert your logo here] HISTORY Wars World War I World War II Vietnam Korea Moving Military Families: Challenges and Opportunities

[Insert your logo here] HISTORY American Symbols Moving Military Families: Challenges and Opportunities Liberty Bell Statue of Liberty National Anthem Uncle Sam Bald Eagle White House Capitol Building Political Parties

[Insert your logo here] CULTURAL DIFFERENCES American Values and Assumptions  Cultural Dimensions – Collectivist vs. Individualist – Directness vs. Indirectness – Concept of Time – Concept of Space Moving Military Families: Challenges and Opportunities

[Insert your logo here] Collectivist vs. Individualist  People are born into extended families or other groups which continue to protect them in exchange for loyalty.  Identity is based in the social network to which one belongs.  Children learn to think in terms of “we”.  Relationship prevails over task  Everyone grows up to look after him/her immediate nuclear family only  Identity is based in the individual  Children learn to think in terms of “I”.  Task prevails over relationship Culture and organizations, software of the mind, Hofstede, 1991 COLLECTIVISTINDIVIDUALIST Moving Military Families: Challenges and Opportunities

[Insert your logo here] Skills for living in the U.S.A. Ask the expert  Employment  Financial  Education  DODDS/School System  Navy Legal Moving Military Families: Challenges and Opportunities