Our TCK flag is based on the “Color me Green” article written by one of our TCKs. You can read that article here. Bwana Paul D. decided the TCKI office needed a flag to represent our TCKs. He asked TCKs around the world to submit ideas for the flag design. This is the idea that won, and it is now our official TCKI flag! The flag has officially been trademarked by the TCKI office.
The blue section of the flag represents the TCK’s passport culture. The yellow section represents the TCK’s new culture. The chameleon in the middle is named “Miko.” TCKs often feel like they don’t belong to one single culture, but rather take pieces of both cultures and blend them in their lives. That is why TCKs are represented by the green chameleon. They are green because they are a blending together of two cultures, the blue and the yellow. The chameleon signifies a TCK’s ability to adapt to their surroundings and blend into the culture they are living in at the time.
