This activity challenges participants to build empathy and a sense of team identity by listening and sharing in response to "five nosy questions."

This activity (not open access) encourages participants to discuss their values in a group and examine how values are determined by experience and culture. 

This activity from Sparrow (not open access) can be found in Gochenour's Beyond Experience: The Experiential Approach to Cross-cultural Education. In this activity, participants will examine cultural identity and self-awareness by assessing how their beliefs and cultural attitudes have changed from childhood to adulthood. 

This activity from Sparrow (not open access) can be found in Gochenour's Beyond Experience: The Experiential Approach to Cross-cultural Education. In this activity, participants will reflect on the concept of "tribal identity."

This activity includes a list of 30 questions around topics of social identity. 

This activity includes a range of 200 questions to get to know someone.

This activity challenges participants to interrogate the complexity behind how culture affects an individual’s worldview. 

This activity challenges participants to develop an attitude of intercultural openness by initiating and developing relationships with people who are culturally different from them. 

This activity challenges participants to reflect on their identities and how they are perceived in different contexts. They will consider identities such as race, gender, and sexual orientation and contemplate how those identities may be privileged in different environments and therefore affect their interactions with others.

We often hail curiosity in getting to know culturally different others as an interculturally competent trait, but not many tools exist to help develop skills for deploying curiosity appropriately. This activity dives into the inner workings of curiosity. Participants will be challenged to reflect on their embodied experiences of acting on curiosity with culturally different others and to imagine possible approaches to satisfying curiosity that balance their own desire for learning with the rights and needs of others.

This activity challenges participants to seek information in creative ways. They will engage in a conversation and attempt to learn more about their partner without asking them any questions. Then, they will consider the role of questions in conversations and discuss their advantages and disadvantages.

This activity uses the Kahoot! Learning platform to teach participants about the five Intercultural Development Continuum stages. Participants are presented with questions and statements that reflect each stage and they must choose the stage within which the question or statement falls.