Around the world, holidays and cultural celebrations carry stories that connect people to their history, values, families, and communities. These are moments when cultures come alive through music, food, rituals, gatherings, and shared memories. Although every country celebrates differently, its customs often embody shared human experiences and values such as gratitude, solidarity, respect, and a sense of belonging. Within the IVECA Intercultural Exchange Program, students di

Did you know that 89% of all current conflicts in the world occur in countries where intercultural dialogue is low (UN.org)? That single data point, drawn from UNESCO research, reframes what is at stake when we speak of cultural understanding as one of the most consequential factors shaping whether communities can preserve peace and cooperation at all. On May 21, we observe the World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development, calling on governments, institutions

UNESCO and the Group of Friends for Education and Lifelong Learning are organizing a high-level panel on Learning for Lasting Peace on...

On December 10th, the United Nations and Member States around the world will celebrate the 75th anniversary of Human Rights Day and the...

On Wednesday, July 19th, IVECA hosted the iGEP Virtual Conference themed “Global Citizenship Fostering Greening Education Partnership for...

In parallel with the #UnitedNations High-level Political Forum, IVECA International Virtual Schooling will host a virtual conference...

On December 7, education leaders in the field of intercultural learning and global citizenship education gathered at a webinar to discuss...

IVECA’s Founder and President Dr. Eunhee Jung served as co-chair of the NGO Steering Committee for the second celebration for the...

IVECA co-organized a Panel Session on “Education for Global Citizenship: Empowering our Interconnected World” to expand global awareness...