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Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion In an Intercultural Society
Author(s): Jeff Tyus, Jaietta Jackson
This publication highlights the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion through issues such as traveling, poverty, social media, healthcare, and business. Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion In an Intercultural Society includes 14 chapters that address these variety of topics, along with a summa...
Feather by Feather
Author(s): Keri Stevenson
Elementary Algebra Student Workbook
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The Pillars of Russia's History
Author(s): Melvyn Weissman
The Pillars of Russia's History introduces the reader to Russia's history and, when appropriate, offers alternative explanations for the course that Russia traveled and how that differentiates its history from that of the West. The publication promotes debate and dialogue by re-evaluating earlier hy...
Leadership in Intercultural Dialogue: A Discursive Approach
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Sample The emerging scholarship on intercultural dialogue has adopted a working definition of the term as promoting “an open and respectful exchange or interaction between individuals, groups, and organizations” (Ganesh & Holmes 2011, 81). The goal of such exchange is to develop a deeper understa...
Friendship When Facing Infertility: Challenges and Dilemmas of Social Support
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Abstract Communication about health often occurs in our everyday conversations with friends and family members. The communication of social support is one particular type of everyday talk that has important consequences for physical and psychological health. The following case study explores some o...
Rock & Roll
Author(s): Drew Baddeley
Shallow Talk and Separate Spaces: Dealing with Relational Conflict
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Sample Sarah was frustrated as she drove home from work. Always too much to do and never enough time. She was working way too much and she knew it. But she didn’t know how to say no when asked to do more. She was still not finished with the midyear report and, to make matters worse, she was facin...