Inter-Cultural Thinking provides organizations with an opportunity to dissect and collectively (re)define the meaning of culture, the dimensions of culture and the benefits of culture to their organizational growth and sustainability. Through a collective understanding of what culture means, your organization can then focus on producing frameworks for addressing inequities in how your organization approaches cultural identities, cultural production and/or spatial culture.
Cultural production could encompass aspects of public art, theatre arts, gallery or heritage exhibits, etc., while spatial culture can be understood as a spatial expression of a society in relation to its history, trauma, joy and evolution. Inter-Cultural Thinking asks, "How do your audience members or operational landscapes reflect the communities you engage, serve or represent? How do they not?
Whether it is through a workshop, brainstorming or action research, Inclusive Voices will offer a dialogue that has you and your team rethinking community relationships, cultural practice and EDIA (equity, diversity, inclusion and accessibility) standards across your organization.
"Dr. Brennan's standing room only lecture on Local Indigenous Settlements provided new awareness augmented by personal insights into our regions Indigenous history. Her stories will continue to influence how the museum approaches pre-colonial maritime history in our new exhibits."
Engage us today to ensure your cultural projects are designed by and for the voices and opinions of everyone in your community.
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