
Videos & Talks
Online Intercultural Dialogues – A Participatory Inquiry - 2nd February '22
Can dialogue cross cultural divides when the participants never share a room? This participative webinar investigates what becomes possible, and what remains elusive, when intercultural dialogue moves online.
The session takes up a question that grew urgent during the pandemic and has not faded since: whether the conditions for genuine intercultural dialogue can be created through a screen. Participants engage with the inquiry together, bringing their own experience of online exchange across cultural difference, exploring what the medium enables and where it falls short. Cohosts Nancy Dixon and Linda Ellinor facilitate the conversation before participants reflect in small groups on what they have noticed in their own practice. The webinar sits within a broader thread of Academy inquiry into how dialogue adapts to new contexts without losing what makes it dialogue.
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