Forum on Education Abroad’s Curriculum Toolbox
Milton Bennett and Ida Castiglioni of the Intercultural Development Research Institute discuss the Developmental Model of Intercultural Sensitivity.
Culting, Authoritarianism, & The Voice Of The Gods
A segment of episode #180 of Last Born In The Wilderness “Suspension Of Consciousness: Culting, Donald Trump, & The Voice Of The Gods with Milton J. Bennett.”
What is dangerous of DOS and DON´TS in the intercultural context?
A brief interview of Milton J. Bennett for ICUnet.AG
Interview with Milton J. Bennett
Interview with professor Milton J. Bennett during 9th IACCP European Conference in Warsaw, 2017
The End of Relativism
Milton J. Bennett conducts an online session for SIETAR Europa on the 12th of October 2018
The Value of Cultural Diversity: Rhetoric & Reality
Presentation given by Milton J. Bennett at the international conference on integration „Shared Identities in diverse communities: the Role of Culture, Media and Civil Society“ on 16 – 17 November 2017 in Tallinn, Estonia.
A Blank Slate? Brain Science and Cultures
Milton Bennett’s panel presentation at the Intercultura conference “A Blank Slate? Brain Science and Cultures”, Firenze, April 4, 2019
Ethical Issues in Intercultural Work
Ethical Issues in Intercultural Work: Milton Bennett interviews Lee Knefelkamp on the role of Ethics in the Intercultural Field. Watch on YouTube
Bennett’s Developmental Model of Intercultural Sensitivity (DMIS)
Bennett’s Developmental Model of Intercultural Sensitivity (DMIS): a course project for Multicultural Eucation: Modifying Instruction for Urban Learners
I Can Tell That We Are Gonna Be Friends
The Developmental Model of Intercultural Sensitivity by Milton J. Bennett interpreted through a song written by Alicia White.
Embodiment of Culture
While the idea of “culture” is an abstraction, the actual experience we have of culture is a very concrete one. Borrowing a concept from Humberto Maturana, I have defined culture as “the praxis of living of a coordinated group of people.” (Ida Castiglioni) Watch on Youtube
Reality is not a Thing
Plenary talk by Dr. Milton Bennett, director of the Intercultural Development Research Institute, to the Whidbey Winter Gathering on 2 February 2013 at the Whidbey Institute. Watch on YouTube
What All Interculturalists Need to Know (part 1)
First part of the Milton Bennett’s speech “What All Interculturalists Need to Know: Why They are Not Cross-Cultural Psychologists, Anthropologists, or Internationalists” held during the annual meeting of SIETAR Italia, February the 5th, 2011. Watch on Youtube
What All Interculturalists Need to Know (part 2)
Second part of the Milton Bennett’s speech “What All Interculturalists Need to Know: Why They are Not Cross-Cultural Psychologists, Anthropologists, or Internationalists” held during the annual meeting of SIETAR Italia, February the 5th, 2011. Watch on YouTube
What All Interculturalists Need to Know (part 3)
Third part of the Milton Bennett’s speech “What All Interculturalists Need to Know: Why They are Not Cross-Cultural Psychologists, Anthropologists, or Internationalists” held during the annual meeting of SIETAR Italia, February the 5th, 2011. Watch on YouTube
What All Interculturalists Need to Know (part 4)
Fourth part of the Milton Bennett’s speech “What All Interculturalists Need to Know: Why They are Not Cross-Cultural Psychologists, Anthropologists, or Internationalists” held during the annual meeting of SIETAR Italia, February the 5th, 2011. Watch on YouTube
What All Interculturalists Need to Know (part 5)
Fifth part of the Milton Bennett’s speech “What All Interculturalists Need to Know: Why They are Not Cross-Cultural Psychologists, Anthropologists, or Internationalists” held during the annual meeting of SIETAR Italia, February the 5th, 2011. Watch on YouTube
What All Interculturalists Need to Know (part 6)
Sixth part of the Milton Bennett’s speech “What All Interculturalists Need to Know: Why They are Not Cross-Cultural Psychologists, Anthropologists, or Internationalists” held during the annual meeting of SIETAR Italia, February the 5th, 2011. Watch on YouTube