Interculturality
isn't something I teach.
I've lived it.

Many talk about interculturality. Few have inhabited it. I grew up in Mauritius, in a plurilingual daily life where Mauritian Creole, French, English, Hindi, Tamil, Hakka, Telugu and other languages coexist. I taught at North American universities, trained executives in international banks, directed the training centre at the French Institute of Mauritius, and contributed to British cultural life. Each of these anchorings taught me what no textbook says: diversity isn't decreed, it's practiced.