A study for USC's interpersonal communication class on interracial relationships and their challenges and struggles. The classmates include Alicia Leslie, Michael Hu, and Katrina Ong Yiu.
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Oh Drama! episode about interracial relationships, guests are: Theron Cal, Melodie Cochran, and Dr. Jan Adams
Are you sick of believing all the good men are either married or gay? Then it's time to catch the fever—for intercultural dating, that is. The fact is, soulmates come in every color—and I Got the Fever can help you find yours. Injected with pants-wetting anecdotes, eyebrow-raising commentary, and plenty of juicy details, I Got the Fever offers a practical course of treatment for dating within five unique cultures: Latino, Asian, Black, Indian, and Jewish. Plus, author JC Davies delivers the low down on every question you ever had about dating men of other races but were too PC to ask. Whether you're already in an interracial relationship, contemplating one or just want to be entertained by JC's conversational style and hilarious anecdotes, I Got the Fever is the perfect prescription for dating in a new and diverse world.
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The use of effective intercultural communication through patience, sensitivity, verbal and non-verbal communication, touch and facial expressions were illustrated as being important factors in developing a therapeutic nurse-client relationship. During WHAT TO DO the health care workers exhibited a cultural sensitive approach toward their client through verbal and non-verbal carative gestures. The healthcare workers were very accommodating, which helped to facilitate the understanding of the conflicting position that the Nigerian client was facing. A study conducted by Duggan & Parrot (2001) illustrated that clients disclosed more about their illness beliefs and emotions when their physicians use more non-verbal communication associated with good rapport. During our video-enactment, one of the most obvious forms of nonverbal intercultural communication was to observe the expression of emotion on the face of the client. The display of emotion is universal and is an indication of pain, anger, sadness, happiness and calmness, which was indicated in the video. Acquiring cultural knowledge begins with the recognition that behaviours and responses that are viewed one way in one cultural context may be viewed in another way, or have a different meaning, in another cultural context. Clients Rituals and Customs: Talk about how Blessing had different rituals and customs Family and Social Relationships: (eg, roles of family members in decision-making and caregiving) Decision-Making <b>...</b>
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A cover of a Red House Painters piece (from album Down Colorful Hill) exploring the struggle of learning a non-native language and applying it to a romantic intercultural relationship.
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Use this core process to improve cross-cultural collaboration and teamwork. Theoretically grounded, world-renowned, used by some of the world's largest and most successful organizations. Practical, easy, effective. www.culturaldetective.com
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Dean sings the song "She" for Angella on Valentines Day 2011. Dean and Angella a successful Intercultural relationship couple of romance online.
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"How to get a Korean boyfriend" (whole story here: bit.ly - that's what most girls who email and message me would like to know. Some have even asked me to write about it but I had a better idea. Why post a blog when I can do a videoblog, right??? This is the first collaboration video of Kring Elenzano and Cherish Maningat-Bae!! Cherish is a 100% Filipina who is married to a Korean and is based in Seoul. She's a professional musical theater actress there~ "Funny is the New Sexy" funnysexy.ph & http twitter.com and twitter.com www.facebook.com
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Interfaith and Intercultural relationships: when it comes to love should you follow your heart or stick to tradition?
Under the patronage of the UEFA KOMM MIT has invited more than 30 different nations to participate in an outstanding tournament. KOMM MIT is one of Europe's biggest organizers of international youth football tournaments. During the "ALLtogether" tournaments, the social aspects are considered especially, ie the emergence of intercultural relationships. The aim is to let international friendships develop as well as strengthen individual personalities The ALLtogether - european youth football festival is one of Europe's most interntaional tournaments. Go to www.komm-mit.com or www.all2gether.com.eu to learn more about the football festival and KOMM MIT.
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Interfaith and Intercultural relationships: when it comes to love should you follow your heart or stick to tradition?
Interfaith and Intercultural relationships: when it comes to love should you follow your heart or stick to tradition?
Interfaith and Intercultural relationships: when it comes to love should you follow your heart or stick to tradition?
Interfaith and Intercultural relationships: when it comes to love should you follow your heart or stick to tradition?
What is Cross Cultural Communication? Cross-cultural communication describes the ability to successfully form, foster, and improve relationships with members of a culture different from one's own. It is based on knowledge of many factors, such as the other culture's values, perceptions, manners, social structure, and decision-making practices, and an understanding of how members of the group communicate--verbally, non-verbally, in person, in writing, and in various business, volunteer work and social contexts, to name but a few. Like speaking a foreign language, leadership or riding a bicycle, cross-cultural communication involves a skill component that may best be learned and mastered through instruction and practice: simply reading about it is not enough. Understanding cross-cultural communication will help you with knowledge, understanding, and skills you need to communicate, work and cooperate effectively across cultural barriers. Some cultures move quickly to the point; others talk about other things long enough to establish rapport or a relationship with the other person. If discussion on the primary topic begins too soon, the group that needs a "warm up" first will feel uncomfortable. Advices • Be patient and forgiving rather than hostile and aggressive • Respond slowly and carefully in cross-cultural exchanges, not jumping to the conclusion that you know what is being thought and said. • To stop, listen, and think, take a deep breath • Reflect before you act <b>...</b>
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Maya and Adam jump the broom - literally - at their folksy intercultural wedding in Austin, TX. Lila and Bob have a church wedding, then head outdoors for an untraditional, fun-filled, festive reception. Music: Queen Latifah - Simply Beautiful Enjoy! :) Photos of real weddings by...
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The success of KOMM MIT jubilee tournament "ALLtogether" 2008 in Spain makes KOMM MIT continue organising such diverse and big European youth football matches. During the "ALLtogether" tournaments, the social aspects are considered especially, ie the emergence of intercultural relationships. The aim is to let international friendships develop as well as strengthen individual personalities The ALLtogether-international youth football festival is one of Europe's most interntaional tournaments. Go to www.komm-mit.com or www.all2gether.com.eu to learn more about the football festival and KOMM MIT.
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By Aldona Jonaitis and Aaron Glass www.washington.edu "Writing a poem is like trying to describe a totemic column which passes right through and beyond the world. We see it, but its existence is elsewhere." -Stanley Diamond, Totems The Northwest Coast totem pole captivates the imagination. From the first descriptions of these tall carved monuments, totem poles have become central icons of the Northwest Coast region and symbols of its Native inhabitants. Although many of those who gaze at these carvings assume that they are ancient artifacts, the so-called totem pole is a relatively recent artistic development, one that has become immensely important to Northwest Coast people and has simultaneously gained a common place in popular culture from fashion to the funny pages. The Totem Pole reconstructs the intercultural history of the art form in its myriad manifestations from the eighteenth century to the present. Aldona Jonaitis and Aaron Glass analyze the totem pole's continual transformation since Europeans first arrived on the scene, investigate its various functions in different contexts, and address the significant influence of colonialism on the proliferation and distribution of carved poles. The authors also describe their theories on the development of the art form: its spread from the Northwest Coast to world's fairs and global theme parks; its integration with the history of tourism and its transformation into a signifier of place; the role of governments, museums <b>...</b>
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ITOSU-RYU KARATEDO DEMONSTRATION by 4th Soke Sadaaki Sakagami and Shihan Fumikazu Ichikawa On February 17th, 1980 At Nippon Budo-kan (Japan Martial Arts Stadium) Itosu-ryu karatedo stems from the lineage of Shuri-te master Sokon Matsumura(1798-1890). It was founded by Anko Itosu(1830-1915), who is popularly regarded as one of the fathers of karatedo. Anko Itosu further developed and refined tode-jutsu, a form of self-defense, into a form of physical exercise suitable to be included in the physical education curriculum. At the same time, he changed the focus from being a means of combat to being a means of character development. Anko Itosu also created many kata, including the five Pinan kata, which are the most widely practiced kata in the world today. In some schools they are known as Heian kata. Of all his students, his senior student, Kenwa Mabuni(1889-1952), learned Anko Itosu's kata most accurately and succeeded him as the 2nd Soke of Itosu-ha. Kenwa Mabuni also studied under Kanryo Higaonna of Naha-te. Taking the first characters of his two teachers' names and founded Shito-ryu ("Ito" also read "Shi" and "Higa" also read "To"). Kenwa Mabuni passed on the Itosu-ha lineage to his senior student Ryusho Sakagami(1915-1993). Ryusho Sakagami became the 3rd Soke of Itosu-ha. In April 1969, Ryusho Sakagami officially renamed his style of karate Itosu-ryu to distinguish it from Shito-ryu, ang called his organization Japan Katatedo Itosu-kai. Sadaaki Sakagami, the first son <b>...</b>
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This video is a glimpse of BRIDGE Theatre Project's first international program in Milagro Ecuador. 27 middle school students living on gravel streets in homes made out of cane and aluminum welcomed us to their school, Escuela Particular #54 Maria Salcedo de Sacoto, in August 2011. During the first week of the program, the Ecuadorian students worked in small groups to collaboratively write four of their own short plays. In the second week, they responded to the BRIDGE participants in Los Angeles with written letters and theatrical tableaus. Some students had the opportunity to perform the translated plays written by the young LA playwrights. At the end of the second week, the community gathered at Milagro's City Hall to honor the BRIDGE participants in our culminating event. Actors from the local university read the four Ecuadorian plays aloud. The students presented their theatrical tableaus and performed the selected exchange play from Los Angeles. They also had the chance to showcase their talents in singing and dancing. At the end of the night, we presented certificates and copies of the completed plays to all the teachers and participants. After photographs and warm goodbyes, Joel, one of the students, whispered to us, "I will never forget you." It was an indeed a moment to remember.
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Kowiana's "Kimchi & Marmite" conference will be held this year in July! Our theme for 2008 is: "What does it mean to be a Korean-New Zealander?" The conference is open to all Kowis and the wider NZ public aged 18-25 years, who are interested in the values and goals of the Kowiana Association of NZ. We will cover issues around: - Establishing the Kowi identity - What does it mean to be a Kowi - Becoming more 'Kowi-literate' - Inter-generationalism/bilingualism: focussing on issues relating to Kowis caused by gaps in generations and cultures - Intercultural relationships: raising awareness of multicultural issues in the family, friendships and wider NZ society Registration opens 27 May 2008 www.kowiana.org.nz info@kowiana.org.nz
This video from the Ohio State Multicultural Center shows how the center's programs guide students on a journey from personal identity to intercultural consciousness. Ohio State students are assisted in answering the questions: Who Am I? Who Are You? and Who Are We? in the interest of taking part in global leadership and social justice. The MCC is a department of Student Life at The Ohio State University. Transcript for A Journey to Intercultural Consciousness Are YOU a Global Citizen? Will you be ready for the world when you leave Ohio State? Who Am I? Who Are You? Who Are We? Who Am I? Do you know who you are? How much are you defined from within vs. external perceptions? What helps you be able to really KNOW and be OPENLY who you are? What hinders you in this journey? Our journey to Who Am I is a lifelong process...but the more we can confidently know and articulate who we are, the more open we can be to really listening to others' journeys of personal identity. Who Are You? What do you learn from listening to someone else? How do you encourage someone else to open up to you? How well do you share a conversation with someone who is different from you? How comfortable are others sharing with you? Our journey to gaining others' trust in sharing with us is a process of building non-defensive communication skills, such as active listening and dialogue. Who Are We? What inspires you to take action on behalf of someone else? How important is it to you to have a hand in <b>...</b>
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An American girl visits her Lebanese friend's home for dinner. Watch as she exhibits good intercultural communication and bad intercultural communication. This was a project for Human Societies and Globalization class at VCU.
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This is a video that Ruth and I made about third culture kids. According to the book "Third Culture Kids" by Ruth E. Van Reken and David C Pollock, the definition is as follows: "A Third Culture Kids (TCK) is a person who spent a significant part of his or her developmental years outside the parents' culture. The TCK builds relationships to all of the cultures, while not having full ownership to any. Although elements from each culture are assimilated into the TCK's life experience, the sense of belonging is in relationship to others of similar background" These are interviews, there is no script! Just questions and honest responses. Everyone had the same questions. We made the video for our Intercultural communication course in our exchange semester in Krakow, Poland.
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We are writing to extend a special invitation for you to participate in an international professional and cultural program to Cambodia in December 2008. We believe you would contribute valued expertise to the mission, while also gaining immeasurably from the experience. Invitations for this group are being sent only to select members of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy and other professionals known to us. Cambodia is one two of the most exhilarating places in the world today. Although often remembered in the west through the lens of war. It is actually a lands filled with natural beauty and majestic relics of ancient civilizations. Today age-old traditions converge with modern life in a setting you are sure to find wondrous. From its highlands to the rainforest regions, you will discover a warm and joyful society, where family and honor play a meaningful role. The goal of this 10-day exchange program is to explore issues of marriage and family life in Cambodia, including traditional and innovative methods of intervention. Our group will meet with our professional counterparts at the Royal University of Phnom Penh and participating community agency representatives and professionals. During the trip we will share information, develop relationships, and foster a bilateral cultural exchange of ideas. Our group will meet at Phnom Penh International Airport (PNH) in Cambodia on December 13, 2008. During this 10-day exchange program, we will travel to <b>...</b>
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The Richmond in 3D Playback Theatre youth troupe was created by the Richmond in 3D project with Richmond Multicultural Community Services. We use drama and dialogue to help Richmond residents explore diversity, intercultural and immigrant settlement issues, and to take actions to help create a more welcoming and inclusive Richmond community. We have events and workshops to build intercultural understanding, develop strong, positive relationships, and inspire youth to become leaders in their community. Richmond in 3D Playback Theatre events are customized to meet your needs - our team provides an experience that's optimal for you. This is a project of Richmond Multicutural Community Services, and is made possible through funding from the Government of Canada and the Province of British Columbia. www.iamrichmond.
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Click here for my double meditation album on iTunes: bit.ly At every turn in a relationship we are teaching people what is acceptable or not in our dealings with them. Being very aware of what you are allowing in your dynamics with friends, partners, family, bosses and coworkers is extremely important.
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Shannon (Patient) goes with her mother (Tawnya) to the doctors for a routine check up. She meets with the nurse (Anna) and wants to discuss a private issue of concern to her, but can't seem to get rid of her mother. Two scenes: showing the comparison between a non-effective and effective nurse-client therapeutic relationship
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