The role of intercultural sensitivity/comp etence (IC) in writing characters\, creating context\, and reflecting dive rsity in our work. We'll look at our own tendencies\, explore some example s in writing\, and leverage expertise from established authors as shared i n In|Appropriate. \;
\nAuthor Bio
\nKim \;Davids Manda r&rsquo\;s writing appeared in Sustenance (Anvil Press\, 2017)\, Rhapsody (Vocamus Press\, 2018)\, and Prairie Fire (Winter\, 2018). \;Kim \ ;co-hosted Bookish Radio and is currently completing her MSc thesis about Intercultural Competence (IC) Development. She is the editor of In|Appropr iate\, highlighting interviews with Canadian and Indigenous authors (Gordo n Hill Press\, 2020). \;Kim's career has included teaching\, writing\, performing\, and community development work. You can learn more on Kim's website. Kim is a member of the Vocamus Writers Community.
\nEvent Details:
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