Cross Cultural Friction is, before anything else, an online platform for students to share their passions and work, while showing dedication to what they care about. That means that unlike a lot of the platforms available to publish work on, we’re not looking for perfection. We’re looking for interest. As a young generation, what we think is important can deviate from what most of the people and powers with more influence consider important. CCF aims to recognise that issue a

Cross Cultural Friction is a magazine focused on STEM. Science, Technology, Engineering and Math, but that’s not what makes it unique. Instead, it's our ideology and the way we go about producing content. At CCF, we have three pillars: By students, for students. Passion over perfection. Connection beyond borders. This post discusses what each of these means and how they make CCF a unique platform for both readers and members. For students, By students CCF was founded by two h

These are two options for anyone wanting to contribute to CCF. We created these because we know from first hand experience just how heavy a student workload can be and we believe that this shouldn’t limit you from sharing your views. If you are willing to become a full time member, you would almost definitely be making monthly contributions. This is a more long term commitment, but correspondingly shows greater collaborative abilities and dedication. You would also be include