Last Monday, students from the University of Guelph-Humber  in Toronto, Canada, where I teach a course on #Intercultural Communication...

As an an #anthropologist, #educator, and developer of others, I am concerned with the purpose and power of #learning. As a nascent...

Listen to this mesmerizing story of Yasuke by award-winning novelist, Esi Edugyan. Yasuke was the first and perhaps only Black samurai in...

We often talk about #empathy, learning about #others and #intercultural #understanding as "walking in another shoes" (ableist imagery...

For 2022, I am looking to curate blog posts that explore #Intercultural #Futures. The possibility to explore, examine, enhance and...

Last night, I wrapped up my final learning facilitation for 2021, an inaugural course on the Foundations of #Intercultural #Competency...

Today is the first ever National Day of Truth and Reconciliation in Canada as a federal statutory holiday. Perhaps you have already seen...

In my last post, I closed with the benefit of #intercultural fluency. I wrote: "Intercultural fluency can allow you to develop into the...

This post on the pros and cons of #intercultural #fluency has been delayed, in part by my efforts to enjoy the altogether too-brief...

On Canada Day, I decided to attend and listen to a #CancelCanadaDay Teach-In: Legal Pluralism on Stolen Land given by Leah and Olivia...

In January, I presented a webinar for the SIETAR (the Society of Intercultural Education, Training and Research), NY-NJ-CT Tri-State...

Simply put, intercultural competence is the set of knowledge, skills, abilities and communication attitudes that allow us to communicate...