These are the slides from my session presentation entitled "Interactive—Even Fun!—Resources for Reviewing the Intercultural Development Continuum."

Mindsets, an activity by Janet Bennett, also analyzes passages for the IDC stages. 

In this activity, participants are asked questions that get them to identify the Intercultural Development Continuum (IDC) stages and analyze the benefits and risks of each stage.

Gay-Rights Movement Ventures Beyond Urban America is an activity where participants read an article about gay rights and analyze it for the IDC stages. 

This activity challenges participants to familiarize themselves with the intercultural development continuum (IDC) and understand how the orientations on the continuum manifest through people’s attitudes and behaviors. They will draw cards with various statements on them and try to identify the orientation associated with that statement.

One of the activities in this tool's lesson plan asks participants to analyze the movie Jojo Rabbit using the Intercultural Development Continuum (IDC). 

This activity familiarizes participants with the Intercultural Development Continuum (IDC) and provides opportunities for applying the five orientations of the IDC to different case studies.

This collection includes resources by the creators of the pendulum model of intercultural competence development and maintenance.