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What was the only economy in Europe that did not suffer a contraction in the...
What was the only economy in Europe that did not suffer a contraction in the global debt crisis of 2008-2009? Think before you read! Do you know the answer??? Poland! And you have a terrific resource...
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Culture vs. culture: Marriages in India
This article by Vijay Nagaswami, “Culture vs. culture,” was sent to us via the marvelous Cultural Detective certified facilitator and current SIETAR India President, Sunita Nichani. She says, “Here is...
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Endangered Languages Project
Experts estimate that only 50% of the languages that are alive today will be spoken by the year 2100. The disappearance of a language means the loss of valuable scientific and cultural information,...
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Latino Growth in USA Signals Need for Change
Andrés Tapia has written an article for Diversity Executive, in which he outlines the need to adapt US business practices in order to attract, retain and make the most of Latino talent. In the article,...
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Infographics on World Cultures and Immigration Trends
Our world is swimming in information, so much so that we often drown in it and find it difficult to make sense of. That’s why infographics play such a valuable role. Recently I’ve come across two...
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Top New Words Worldwide in 2012
Eight Words of the Year from Other Countries Great, short, fun, informative re-post. Thank you, Mental Floss! Which words do you know? Which ones would you add? Filed under: Links and reposts Tagged:...
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40 Things to Say Before You Die
I was not familiar with Jessica Hagy before I read this post — 40 Things to Say Before You Die. Read it; you’ll enjoy it. I believe it will remind you of many of the important things in life. Why …...
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Si la cultura de un país fuese un árbol…
Reblogged from ICEBERG Inteligencia Cultural: El concepto de cultura suele ser tan familiar y tan ambiguo al mismo tiempo, que para muchos suele ser muy difícil brindar una definición concreta. La...
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Royal Glitter in the Sober Dutch Egalitarian Culture
(Versión en español sigue el inglés) In preparation for the exciting inauguration of the new Dutch king and his Argentinian-born queen tomorrow, I am pleased to be able to share with you an article...
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Foreign assigments and what it could feel like - a real life example
Reblogged from Mindful Leadership & Intercultural Communication: Today I want to give you a real life example of how intercultural misunderstandings can happen and what the result can be. In order...
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[Day 1 of 5] SIETAR Europa Congress Tallinn: Daily Wrap Up
Reblogged from the book of ness: Wednesday was "Pre-Congress How-To Workshop Day". We are wrapping up, and what were the biggest take-aways? Sabrina and I were first to present this morning. We framed...
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Incredible Offer for USA Law Enforcement and Policy Making Agencies!
Luby Ismael is a colleague I very much respect. I am delighted to be able to pass on her note, below. If you work in law enforcement or policy making, and are interested in more effectively engaging...
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40 Maps That Will Help You Make Sense of the World
Reblogged from TwistedSifter: If you're a visual learner like myself, then you know maps, charts and infographics can really help bring data and information to life. Maps can make a point resonate with...
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El Konti—An Age-Old Tradition Stronger Than Ever
Originally posted on ¡VidaMaz!:Some of the Judíos en route to Mochicahui, with yours truly in the center. I am passionate about culture. My friends, family and professional colleagues know that. I hate...
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3 Good Reasons For Boosting Your Cross-Cultural Leadership
Originally posted on LeadershipWatch:Why is cross-cultural leadership getting so much attention? Why is it important for today’s leaders to develop their cross-cultural effectiveness? Let me tell you a...
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On Keeping Traditions Traditional
Originally posted on ¡VidaMaz!:? Photo of Omar Castro around taken 1992 in Mochicahui, Sinaloa, Mexico ¡Feliz Día del Niño! Happy Children’s Day! April 30, 2014, Children’s Day here in Mexico. The...
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Transgender Hijras Promote Traffic Safety
Long live the hijras! I love this public service announcement, on so many levels! Just had to share.Filed under: Links and reposts Tagged: Cultural Detective, diversity and inclusion, global diversity,...
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5 Things Mexicans Say to Avoid the Word “No”
Excellent article by Susannah Rigg MEXICANS ARE VERY POLITE and can seem downright formal compared to residents of other Spanish-speaking countries. People greet each other in elevators, on buses, and...
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That went well.. not! Meeting the victims
Originally posted on The Mex Files:I seldom translate news articles any more not only because I have too much to do, but because Mexico Voices more often than not picks up the same stories I would have...
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No one could see the colour blue until modern times | Business Insider
This is an excellent article on how our language and culture affect what we see and notice, and what we don’t. Powerful stuff! Check it out. No one could see the colour blue until modern times |...
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