We've got a book to review today that gives an in-depth view into intercultural adaptation. What I Saw In Africa, by D. Marie Winters, is a detailed journey through a three-month internship the author had in Africa. D.

I am so happy to share an incredible documentary with you today. The Exchange: Six Faces of The Gambia, is an intercultural journey to The Gambia with Journeyman Film Company. It is an incredible short (23 minutes) documentary that shares a glimpse into the lives of six people - and teaches us that we have a lot to learn from each other.

I've got something very powerful to share with you today. We've featured ProjectExplorer.org on our site - and are happy to share one of their projects with us today. The Good Global Citizen Project is a website that is collaborative - and asks people (kids, adults, celebrities) about their iadeas as to meaning of global citizenship. The answers? Incredible.

I am so happy today to share a fellow travel writer, Candice Broom. We met at TBEX '09 this past summer.  She's taught first grade in China, and University in Laos. Right now, she's working at the Vientiane International School in Laos.

The choice of a university where to have the most meaningful Chinese experience can be quite hard. Some universities in Beijing receive students from literally all over the world.