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Leadership for Social Justice: Capacity-Building Resource Manual
This manual supports the development of new leaders committed to social justice. As a resource for facilitators of workshops and other education and training events, it shares session designs, exercises, handouts, short readings, and other materials that were developed through our work on Leadership for Social Justice Institutes organized at the request of the Ford Foundation International Fellowships Program.
LSJ Manual
Federation of The Experiment in International Living Research Project
The Federation of The Experiment in International Living (FEIL) has now completed its first international research effort – a one and a half year project designed to explore and assess the impact of intercultural experiences provided through service projects conducted as part of the Federation’s Volunteers in International Partnerships program. This research project, titled "Exploring and Assessing Intercultural Competence," involved two sending and one receiving Member Organizations: Great Britain, Switzerland, and Ecuador. The project was made possible through a funding grant obtained from the Center for Social Development of the Global Service Institute at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri.
Executive Summary
Federation of the Experiment in International Living Research Report
Appendices:
- Appendix A: FEIL’s Vision and Mission Statements
- Appendix B: FEIL and Its Member Organizations
- Appendix C: FEIL Brochure
- Appendix D: A List of Alternative Terms for ICC
- Appendix E: "About Intercultural Communicative Competence: A Construct"
- Appendix F: Assessment Tools of Intercultural Communicative Competence
- Appendix G: Survey Form
- Appendix H: Consent Form
- Appendix I: Bibliographies
- Appendix J: "Language: Its Cultural and Intercultural Dimensions"
- Appendix K: "How Not to Be a Fluent Fool: Understanding the Cultural Dimension of Lanugage"
SIT Occasional Paper Series
The SIT Occasional Papers Series is dedicated to advancing knowledge, skills, and awareness of theory and practice in the fields of intercultural communication, language education, training, and service. The Series presents items of interest to educators, trainers, practitioners, researchers, and students. These include essays, articles, reports of current research, and evaluations, as well as information about SIT, World Learning, Projects in International Development and Training, The Experiment in International Living, and the international federation to which they belong.
Issue Number 4: La Educación Indígena en las Américas Indigenous Education in the Americas (Spanish Edition with English Translations)
Issue Number 3: Study Abroad: Student Essays and Research
Issue Number 2: NGOs in Development
Issue Number 1: About Our Institution

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