
Teach them how to thrive, not just how to study
Fill the cultural divide with short, engaging stories they can learn on the way to their next educational hotspot.

Avoid anxiety abroad
Context Culture gives your students confidence to make the most of their experience abroad

A feeling of safety
Context culture lets you express yourself without fear of offending your hosts
Understand your students
Context culture lets you express yourself without fear of offending your hosts


Always a pass with us
Context culture lets you express yourself without fear of offending your hosts
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Welcome to the Family!
Seniority and Respect

Mind the gap!
Non-Verbal Communication

Just one more glass
Festivals and events
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Team

Stewart Knights
Founder & CEO
Stewart is an undergraduate at Lancaster University who saw the need for cultural understand during a volunteering experience in Fiji. He is currently learning Mandarin.

Jude Aboagye
Co-founder
Jude is a recent graduate of the University of Iowa with a background in business management, as well as a love for traveling and culture. Jude is also a talented musician and is constantly refining his craft.

Yuchen Liu
Content Developer
Yuchen is a postgraduate student at the University of Iowa. She believes things are intertwined and co-exist – human beings, nature, culture, language, etc. They are embedded in and support each other.
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Alex Burchell
Content Developer and Outreach
Alex is a politics and international relations undergraduate at Lancaster University, whose plans to travel to study in Australia were thwarted by the Covid-19 pandemic!

Caleb Woods
Partner Relations and Outreach
Caleb Woods is an Iowa State graduate. He defines culture as an atmosphere consisting of the arts, thoughts, habits and communication methods created and shared by a particular group of individuals.

Ben Dunn Flores
UI/UX Designer
Ben is a Loughborough design student interested in the good startups can do. A fascination with culture comes from balancing British and Mexican families. I’d like to be able to use something like this when I travel.

Devika Sharma
UI/UX Designer
Alex is a politics and international relations undergraduate at Lancaster University, whose plans to travel to study in Australia were thwarted by the Covid-19 pandemic!

Kate Chernysheva
UI/UX Designer
Kate is a Postgraduate student at University of the Arts London studying User Experience Design. As a native of culturally and artistically rich Russia and a travel enthusiast I see Context as a great opportunity for me to grow as a person as well as a professional.

Stephanie Smith
Social Media and Marketing
Steph is an undergraduate at Lancaster University studying mechatronic engineering. Culture is important to her as she grew up in an asian English household and spent the last 7 years between Los Angeles and the UK. To truly travel is to become immersed in one’s culture, their way of life.

Dimy Doresca, CGBP
Senior advisor
Dimy Doresca is a Certified Global Business Professional (CGBP), an International Business Specialist and Consultant, and an International Trainer in Entrepreneurship. He is the Director of the Institute for International Business and a Lecturer in International Business and Entrepreneurship at The University of Iowa. He is also the Academic Director of the Mandela Washington Fellowship Program at the University of Iowa.
The latest from our blog
Living Between Worlds
The differences between the cultures within a country, along lines of geography, wealth and class, are at least as large as those between them.
Hofstede’s Cultural Dimensions Theory – in Context
Culture and cultural understanding have never been more important[1]. Whether you’re on your way to studying abroad, ready to embark on an international volunteering expedition, suiting up to strike a deal in another country or simply packing up your belongings to go and explore the world – cultural understanding is a must.
Can You Tell Me About Your Culture?
In day-to-day life, some questions remain better un-asked, or at least left to a time when the relationship is more established.