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1 In the Creative Lives project, the term “diasporic” includes those who are settled outside their homeland as well those who have returned to the homeland after spending a substantial period abroad.

2 Vietnamese Australian scholar Anh Nguyen (2019) has shown how diasporic communication has been transformed by social media, which have “brought new possibilities for creating and sharing histories, memories, identities, and diasporic communities, both on and offline”.