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In addition young people can also engage in multicultural interchange and exchange activities, the M.I.E.A. One way of going about this is to create sustainable multicultural relationships with youths from different parts of the world. To share common interest, experiences and practices ,young people can organize conferences and workshops to discuss issues of peace, racism, refugee, famine and how they can collaborate using a multicultural approach to provoke changes in these areas. During conferences also, young people can organize cultural exhibitions where they can display diverse cultural paintings, unity poems and other multicultural artistic works that could help persuade the world of its oneness and bring it together.
Apart from this, young people can also practice dressing in the costumes of other cultures, learn their values and get involved in volunteer exchange for specific cultural promotion and concord.
International Essay Contest c/o The Goi Peace Foundation
Hirakawacho, Chiyodaku, Tokyo 102-0093 Japan
Finally, young people can contribute in creating dynamic harmonious multicultural societies by coming up with a Youth Socio-economic Alliance and Cooperation plan- (Y.S.A.C) of action with an intention to give prospects and hope to other youths in their country. It can also take the form of socio-economic multicultural cooperation by youths from different backgrounds and cultures to give assistance in the form of food, clothing and other basic necessities to youths in war torn, famine and drought areas like Iraq, Palestine, Israel, Sudan, Cambodia and Ethiopia. As youths carry on this activities they will be closing existing socialization gaps and also making a positive impact in creating and sustaining dynamic and harmonious multicultural societies.
To achieve this goals I have proposed a project entitled Our Coat of Many Colors. With the acronym O.C.M.C.
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By Stephen Nkem Asek
Global Network for Good Governance /Youths.
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Stephen N. Asek
Stephen Asek is a Cameroonian with a multicultural perspective in development, justice and social responsibility.
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