Here at the Culture Section, we've always been interested in the linkages between cultural intelligence and emotional intelligence. Does having a high EQ mean that you are more likely to be culturally competent?

How do people of different cultures come together and achieve a common goal? How can you bridge cultural divides?

A recent survey of New Hampshire veterans indicated many felt ashamed of needing help for PTSD. And they also felt the providers—most of whom have no military experience—don’t understand what it’s like to be a veteran. The state’s Department of Health and Human Services is trying to fix that.

Tim Marshall's new book Prisoners of Geography: Ten Maps That Explain Everything About The World looks at how history, language, food, and geography play a large in defining culture.

This TD at Work excerpt identifies 10 competencies essential for people who wish to be effective in international talent development assignments.

The Cross-Cultural Assessment Tool was developed in 2010 by ARI and 361 Interactive with the support of funding through the Small Business Innovation Research effort. The tool is a standalone battery of questions that is administered on a computer and assesses an individual Soldier’s cross-­cultural competence.

Read about Staff Sgt. Jomar Perez and his experience adapting to military culture as an immigrant, and how he learned to flourish in the military.

Understanding both language and culture is an important tool to gain insights into the marketplace and developing marking strategies.

A piece in Foreign Policy looked at travel advisories that foreign governments give their citizens who are about to visit the U.S. We here at CultureReady thought it was an introspective look at how foreigners culturally prepare themselves and what frames they have in mind when visiting the US.