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Under the Same Sky

Tune in and enjoy an intercultural journal by listening to honest and inspiring conversations about issues relating to diversity, inclusion and social justice. Under the Same Sky provides insight into societal diversity and the perspectives people have who have undertaken intercultural journeys, as well as the perspectives of experts. The conversations with newcomers and those involved in intercultural relations are full of impressive stories and experiences, while those with experts provide critical insight into the challenges and promises of a moving towards more equity, both in education and society. The first Under the Same Sky episodes were co-created by the Value Creators team, Lia Andras, Emma Fuchs, Marie Endebrock and Eva Horstick from Windesheim Honours College, together with the International Association for Intercultural Education (IAIE). Later episodes were created by the IAIE. Further information can be found on the IAIE website (www.iaie.org) and Facebook page. For inquiries, reviews or personal sharing don't hesitate to contact us: info@iaie.org

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Under the Same Sky

Love Without Frontiers: Intercultural Relationships

August 31, 2020 • Under the Same Sky • Season 2 • Episode 1

In this Episode, Siobhán Hyde, Guillem Fernández Villà and Tatiana Espinosa Castro speak about the topic "Intercultural Relationships". They present an overview covering the topics: emotions, language differences and social support among intercultural couples. The conversations also entwine the personal experience of the speakers, as each of them is in an intercultural relationship. This, together with the most interesting points of their studies, highlight the fascinating reality of intercultural relationships: diversity in a couple can be a challenge, but with the right tools, it can be a very enriching experience.
"With being in an intercultural relationship I expand myself and who I am - It is kind of travelling but in a much more deeper way".
* The data and content of the three studies belongs to the University of Amsterdam.