Intercultural Conference (May 24 - 27)

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7 Part Series

Intercultural Conference (May 24 - 27)

This conference is to celebrate World Day (May 21) for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development and to start an Intercultural Dialogue among the International Financial Institutions (IFIs) and international development organizations to explore and share leading thoughts, strategies, and best practices in addressing emerging complex intercultural challenges, developing staff and organizational readiness, and enhancing inclusive development.

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English
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Series

Archived Webinar (7)

Archived Webinar

COP 3 (Community of Practice): Discuss ways and mechanisms to continue the intercultural dialogues among the international development organizations and institutions (May 27, 8-9:30AM, EST)

Archived Webinar

COP 2 (Community of Practice): Share and Learn Best Practices, Tools, and Techniques in Intercultural Initiatives and Learning (May 26, 10-11:30AM, EST)

Archived Webinar

COP 1 (Community of Practice): Identify challenges, opportunities, and strategies, to enhance intercultural viability and effectiveness (May 26, 8-9:30AM, EST)

Archived Webinar

Panel 2: Intercultural Learning Initiatives, Cutting-edge Knowledge, Tools, and Strategies – Enhancing Organizational Viability for Inclusion, Openness, Psychological Safety, and Impact (May 25, 10-11:30AM, EST)

Archived Webinar

Keynote 2: Neuroscience, Intercultural Competence, and Resilience in a VUCA and Hybrid World (May 25, 8-9:30AM, EST)

Archived Webinar

Panel 1: Global Footprint: Emerging Complexities, Intercultural Challenges, and Mitigation Practices Working with Clients in FCV and VUCA Environment (May 24, 10-11:30AM, EST)

Archived Webinar

Keynote 1: Re-Imagining the Future of the Workplace-Constructing Interculturally Viable Organizations (May 24, 8-9:30AM, EST)

Join the Discussion

jose luis

- May 29, 2022

MUY BUENO

ANNE

- May 24, 2022

When we look at the self in us and the self in the other person,you realize that we are all humans and only few things distinguish us like colour,race,tribe,religion,dialect,carefully crafted geographical boundaries etc.Embracing oneness despite differences uphold the value of humanity.

kayode

- May 23, 2022

Great people, diverse culture, rainbow of humanity

Roberto

- May 12, 2022

What I still find very difficult is to exercise otherness when we encounter those who are different; obviously those different from us (those who are outsiders). Rarely do we forget that the stranger is from one part to another; but when we forget that the different other is a person like us, we tend to reduce the strangeness because we are, almost always, reducing the other to anything that is not human; so, how to process this?