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“Integrating Diverse Parental Involvement Perspectives: A Strategy to Strengthen the Teacher-Immigrant Parent Partnership in Educating Elementary School-Aged Children.”

“Integrating Diverse Parental Involvement Perspectives: A Strategy to Strengthen the Teacher-Immigrant Parent Partnership in Educating Elementary School-Aged Children.”

4 September 2023 | ,

“Parental involvement (PI) can vary across cultures, and when immigrant parents move to a new country, their PI perspectives may differ from those of local teachers. My research aims to address the problem of teachers’ lack of awareness regarding different PI perspectives and its impact on the partnership between teachers and immigrant parents in educating elementary school-aged children."
Welcome to Lifestyle Expeditions

Welcome to Lifestyle Expeditions

19 June 2023 |

You are cordially invited to join the Lifestyle Expeditions to experience Food Cultures around the world, read Travel Notes of fellow colleagues and Wellbeing advice of specialists in the context of intercultural communication. Please, buckle up your seatbelts and off we go to our first expedition …
The Deep Culture Podcast

The Deep Culture Podcast

17 February 2023 | ,

As we continue introducing podcasts from the intercultural communications field, here is the Deep Culture Podcast that "explores the psychological impact of intercultural experiences, informed by the sciences of brain, culture and mind."
Why transcultural approaches are indispensable in addressing mental health: a focus on Sámi Indigenous People

Why transcultural approaches are indispensable in addressing mental health: a focus on Sámi Indigenous People

12 February 2023 | ,

Which definition would you give the word transculturalism? To me, transculturalism is not just a concept that describes a mix of multiple cultures existing together. Transculturalism is the will to understand the other, finding common values, and seeing the fruits of intercultural connection––to a further extent, to see each other’s difficulties, pain, and trauma.
Coffee with MG and David Livermore

Coffee with MG and David Livermore

17 August 2022 | , ,

Meet my charming, affable guest of the month- the founder of the Cultural Intelligence Center in East Lansing, Michigan, and a visiting research fellow at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. He consults with global organizations around the world, including the Harvard Business School, Google, Coca-Cola, the US Department of Defense, BMW, Qatar Airways, the United Nations, and dozens more.
Cultural Trauma and Identity: How A Cruel Past Can Generate Ukrainian Strength

Cultural Trauma and Identity: How A Cruel Past Can Generate Ukrainian Strength

14 July 2022 |

Former states under Soviet rule experienced cruelties that present themselves again in Ukraine - however, the past might serve as a strong connector between present communities. This post explores the collective trauma experienced by Czechs in the Communist era and how past cultural trauma can pulse through today’s communities by means of cultural identity.