DiversityDNA: your unique cultural DNA profile

[dvpagnotta]

I am so happy to read your comment and hear how useful this video is to you and your work. I love your last line - every interaction is indeed intercultural communication I imagine that the week you spend teaching focuses in on a variety of details and allows the students/adults to internalize the learning. We are working on an online "self-assessment" tool based on our diversityDNA concepts. Let me know if you'd like to be notified of our release date, we'll put you on the "early notice" list.

[melanieguentherger]

Thank you so much! This video is so wonderful. I work with young adults going abroad to work in welfare projects and this video sums up half of the things I try to make them understand in an entire week. I love how the definition of "culture" is so broad and open and not reduced to "culture" tied to nations. People tend a way too much to reduce a persons behavior to their cultural background, instead of understanding that interaction ALWAYS is intercultural communication.

[vanessaniro]

wow, never seen anything like it

[bindusubramanian]

I LOVE this!!!!! This is such a wonderful video. Its fun, colorful, educative and most importantly very personal and interactive. I was thinking about all the circumstances in my life that resonates with what the video says - and I have to say I was surprised with the number of instances that came to my mind! Very thought provoking!