Examines anti-Vietnamese sentiment in Cambodia through community dialogues conducted in Phnom Penh during early 2017, gathering perspectives from both Khmer and ethnic Vietnamese residents on how they perceived each other. Demonstrates that interethnic relationships involve complexity beyond negative stereotypes, revealing cooperation alongside challenges, and serves as a pilot study for Facilitative Listening Design methodology. Authors: Suyheang Kry and Raymond Hyma. Editors: Melissa Martin and Karen Simbulan.