Once a month, Sights on Success Consulting offers a free session of the Intercultural Sharing Circle to the community to foster Leadership Development in Intercultural Competence.
The ISC takes both a culture-general and culture-specific approach to Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility based on a broader and more complex understanding of culture.
The ISC also uses leadership coaching to introduce participants to intercultural competencies such as cultural self-awareness, humility, non-judgment, and empathy. This introduction is intended to encourage participants to learn about bridging cultural/value differences more appropriately and effectively across diversity dimensions or identities such as age and generation, gender, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, disability, religion, etc.
Since 2017, the ISC has hosted more than 30 sessions and engaged with more than 200 individuals from various professions and types of organizations, cultural backgrounds, and diverse identities from cities, provinces, and treaty and unceded territories across Canada. The ISC is grateful to these outstanding individuals for their curiosity and willingness to learn and for their contribution to community building through intercultural development.
The next available session is on:
March 28, 2024 from 12:00 noon to 1:00 p.m. Saskatchewan time.
The topic is:
Reflections on the play, “Cafe Daughter” (Globe Theatre, March 6 to March 24, 2024 by Kenneth T. Williams).
The deadline to register is 5:00 p.m. Saskatchewan Time on: March 26, 2024. Registration is free. Please note: this is an in person session only. The location is: Venue B, 110 – 2300 Dewdney Avenue, Regina.
Register for our next session.
I have enjoyed participating in the Intercultural Sharing Circle. It is an easy and positive way to learn and share with people who may have different values and perceptions or different ways of thinking and living. It has also helped me to reflect on my own values and has broadened my perspective. Angeline keeps this one-hour session very organized in a very cooperative and non-threatening format that feels safe for people to share without judgment.
Shelley Tamaki, M.Ed. Clinical Psychologist, Ehrlo Counselling Services, Ranch Ehrlo Society (retired)
Thank you for hosting the Intercultural Sharing Circle in June 2023. I was very intrigued by the questions and the responses. I look forward to joining the next session. Thank you for your inspirational and innovative work.
Sunyung Park, Student Advisor/Counselor, English as a Second Language Program, University of Regina