
Videos & Talks
Online Intercultural Dialogues – A Participatory Inquiry - 11th January '22
Can dialogue cross cultural boundaries when the participants never share a room? This January 2022 session brings together practitioners to examine what online intercultural dialogue makes possible, and where it falls short.
As remote convening became standard practice, questions multiplied about whether dialogue could retain its depth across cultural and geographic distance. This participative webinar takes those questions seriously, treating online intercultural dialogue as a subject for collective inquiry rather than settled method. Participants explore what shifts when culture, language, and screen mediate the encounter, and what conditions support genuine meeting across difference. Cohosts Nancy Dixon and Linda Ellinor guide the conversation before participants reflect in small groups on their own experience of dialogue across cultural boundaries.
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