Our latest podcast talks about 'Cultures and traditions that slow the growth and development of African societies - a Two-country perspective'.&nbsp;
Melton Fellows Claris and Clara bring you a podcast pertaining to the cultures and traditions that slow general progress and development in Kenya and Zimbabwe. The aim is to highlight how certain practices can hinder a community's progress if left unchecked.&nbsp;
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A Ruptured Cultural Identity: How Africans and African Americans Struggle To See Eye-to-Eye

A leading proponent of global citizenship practice worldwide, the Melton Foundation looks back at over 25 years of shaping young minds through experiential learning, skill development, and intercultural exposure.

Through our fellowship and collaborative programs, we promote and enable global citizenship as a way for individuals and organizations to work together across boundaries of place and identity to solve challenges in an interconnected world. 

And as part of many initiatives to do so, we also record and publish InterCultural Podcasts from around the world! Enjoy!  Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-melton-foundation/support