Roshi Givechi gives us a peek into her life, from childhood to recent events, and tells us how they influenced what she thinks of as 'home'. Her story shows that it's the small rituals and everyday moments that combine to create a sense of home, no matter where you are.
"Presentation of the Day" on June 28, 2013.
Tamim Al-Kadasi speaks on his conceptual definition of home. He shows us that where you come from is less important than where you’re going. Tamim discusses feeling homesick in his homeland after living abroad, and the realizations he's come to along the way.
"Presentation of the Day" on November 1, 2014.
Yvone Larkins. Going home to a place I've never been before is a talk about self discovry and a journey taken, insearch of family heritage, family values and personal growth.
"Sit" shows his incredible photography that takes us into the colorful world that surrounds us.
Gabriel Mazur - Mountain guide who shared with us stories of traveling to the mountains and what the word HOME means to him. Crowd was going wild after this guy finished his presentation!
PechaKucha Night City Organizers Thorston Bosch and Sharon Exley share their passion and admiration for their "sweet home", Chicago. In this presentation, they invite us to see their lovely city through the eyes of real Chicagoans.
What if you could travel for free or significantly reduced cost and deepen your connections with your destination, yourself, and your family? With his presentation, Rich Patterson explains how home exchanging allows this.
From process of manipulation to process of observation, CoCo Loupe examines the artist's journey home and away again via choreographic strategies and supported leaps into the unknown.
"Our home wasn't the house we were leaving, and it wasn't the house we were moving to, it was the family we were. And now, as an adult, I've gotta redefine home."
In "Finding Home" from PechaKucha Night Portsmouth Vol. 28, Nick Girard shares his inspiring journey which took him and his girlfriend across the world. Accompanied by the stunning photography of the beautiful sights he explored, Nick presents to us that home is not a stationary place but a state of mind.
Juliet Lennon lived in many different countries as a child, moving around the world with her family, and then on her own, making new friends and finding ways to fit in, but wherever her family was, that's the place she called home.