Communicating Interculturally: Theories, Themes, and Practices for Societal Wellbeing

In this book, we use words like I, you, we, and our to infer our respective and collective experiences. We hope readers will use this book as an opportunity to share your own lived experiences. Additionally, our discussion questions are meant to prompt readers to think introspectively about the lived experiences of other people. We conclude each chapter with suggestions to build skills and offer recommendations for additional information. We believe, to live is to learn, and the best teachers are also students of life.