Our Words of Wisdom
“When I think about intercultural dialogue I think about Southern Sudanese refugees in Egypt listening to TuPac and contemplating how their realities relate to the struggle for racial equality in America. We're moving beyond conferences with tables and agendas. We're taking intercultural dialogue to the streets and recognizing that every conversation has the ability to change lives and promote understanding.”
– Natalie Forcier, former director of Youth LEAD Project
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