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Multiculturalism The world is us... I am Juliana Souza, I am 27 years old About me... I am an architect, I’m from Goiânia, a city in the center of Brazil. This year I am traveling around the world for meeting other countries and peoples, learn more and develop myself, and make voluntary job. Already passed: Colombia, Mexico, England, Holland, Czech Republic, Italy 23 countries in 10 months 4 volunteer job - Colombia, Italy, Portugal and Egipt I am Isabel Cristina Ortiz, I am 29 years old I studied international business management, About me... I’m from Medellín, the second city of Colombia located in the northwest . We do our jobs through We do our jobs through • Is an international platform that enables the personal and professional development of young • Is an international platform that enables the personal and professional development of young • Wich programs of teamwork, leadership and exchange. • Is an international platform that enables the personal and professional development of young • Wich programs of teamwork, leadership and exchange. • Present in 127 countries and territories • Is an international platform that enables the personal and professional development of young • Wich programs of teamwork, leadership and exchange. • Present in 127 countries and territories • Over 86,000 members We are here to share cultures and thoughts What do you know about Colombia ? 7 REGIONS 32 departments 47 millions of people - 2°most populated country of South America COLOMBIA A country that has much more BIODIVERSITY ENDEMIC SPCIES IN COLOMBIA CHALLENGES In critical danger In danger Vulnerables • 798 threatened plants • 313 threatened vertebrates • 74 threatened vertebrates • Colombian biodiversity has shown an average decrease of 18%. 188 black communities 188 lands of afro communities 780 indigenous safeguards DANCES VALLENATO BACHATA SALSA REGGAETON MERENGUE EIDER AREVALO athletic march - Gold medal in SPORTS the 20 km Championships in London CATHERINE IBARGUEN jumper- double world champion and Olympic SOCCER champion of the triple jump. JAMES RADAMEL RODRIGUEZ MARIANA PAJON BMX cycling FALCAO twice the Olympic gold medal CYCLING RIGOBERTO URAN YURI ALVEAR Judo in the category up to 70 kilos. Three-time world champion JUAN NAIRO QUINTANA CUADRADO FREDY GUARIN CARIBBEAN AND PACIFIC LANDSCAPES BEACHES PARQUE COCUY-SIERRA NEVADA AMAZONAS ANDEAN REGION FOODS PACIFIC ANDEAN AREPA- It is a mass of corn flour with AJIACO– soup with BANDEJA PAISA- beans, water, chicken, 3 types of rice, meat,egg, plantain cheese, potatoes, corn, caper fried, sausage, pork rind, butter and and cream. arepa and avocato. AMAZONIAN salt TAMAL– corn flour, rice and peas, Platano con bocadillo y accompanied by cooked egg, carrot, pork queso – plantain (big and chickenwhich is cooked wrapped in a banana) with cheese and banana leaf. sweet of guaiaba. Futebol (soccer) ? Rio de Janeiro Carnaval (carnival) BRAZIL A country much more that this NORTH NORTHEAST • 5 REGIONS • 26 states • Each state a culture MIDWEST Multicultural SOUTHEAST SOUTH NORTHEAST – NORTH - calipso and tecnobrega capoeira and others DANCES SOUTHEAST – funk and samba MIDWEST - forró and sertanejo SOUTH - European influence NORTHEAST – Tapioca : manioc mass NORTH - AÇAÍ : fruit AÇAÍ ice cream with meat stuffing FOODS SOUTHEAST – feijoada (bean stew) MIDWEST - GALINHADA : rice wich chicken SOUTH – churrasco barbecue NORTH: natural riches NORTHEAST – Beautiful beaches LANDSCAPES SOUTHEAST – The economic potency of the country MIDWEST - WATERFALLS SOUTH – beautiful citys NORTH: Have indigenous peoples but also NORTHEAST – people who are suffering but very has non-indigenous living normally in large hardworking and happy northern cities PEOPLE SOUTHEAST – mixture of breeds and peoples MIDWEST - characteristics of people of the field and interior of cities SOUTH – People With Traits And European Culture Brasil, a country with MANY problems Difucults corruption But MANY rich culture Beauties lovely people potentialities LET’S TAKE A LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING CONCEPTS CULTURE What is culture for you? behaviors socialization patterns CULTURE What is culture for you? learned behaviors interactions socialization shared construction patterns CULTURE What is culture for you? learned behaviors interactions socialization shared construction patterns CULTURE • What is culture for you? • How do you think the culture influences who you are? learned behaviors interactions socialization shared construction patterns CULTURE • What is culture for you? • How do you think the culture influences who you are? • When travelling, you think your culture can be changed? learned behaviors interactions socialization shared construction patterns CULTURE • What is culture for you? • How do you think the culture influences who you are? • When travelling, you think your culture can be changed? • Do you consider yourself as part of a culture? MULTICULTURALISM What is multiculturalism for you? MULTICULTURALISM behaviors pluralism cultures equal racial minority MULTICULTURALISM learned behaviors pluralism religions diversity construction cultures ethnic equal language racial opportunities minority viewpoints MULTICULTURALISM learned behaviors pluralism religions diversity construction cultures ethnic equal language racial opportunities minority viewpoints What do you understand about “World Citizen”? MIGRATION Our story as human species, is a story of migration Outward migration from Italy: 2,899,506. MIGRATION Inward migration to Italy: 5,788,875. http://www.iom.int/world-migration ITALY COLOMBIA BRAZIL SOCIAL COOPERATION INTEGRATION COMMUNICATION MULTIRACIAL MULTICULTURALISM DIVERSITY RACE GLOBAL INTERACTION TEAMWORK ETHNIC ARMONY FRIENDSHIP INTEGRATION TRADITION FRIENDS EDUCATION GROUP IDIOLOGY SOCIAL MULTICULTURALISM MIXED TEAM INTERVIEW Let's change roles? ACTIVITY • Divide the class in 5 Group • Pick a situation • Imagine you have to migrate to another country, picture the aspects that will be the more difficult to you. • What if you are in one of these situation: A. SI TRASFERISCI VIA PER TROVARE IL LAVORO E SEI LASCIATO DIETRO MOGLIE / MARITO E BAMBINI. PER FAVORE IMMAGINE: - Come ti senti? - Quale sarà la tua motivazione per stare lontano? - Quali saranno gli aspetti più difficili da superare per te. - Quale sarà il migliore di andare all'estero? B. SI SPOSTA PER STUDIARE E HAI LASCIATO DIETRO LA TUA FAMIGLIA E GLI AMICI. PER FAVORE IMMAGINE: - Come ti senti? - Quale sarà la tua motivazione per stare lontano? - Quali saranno gli aspetti più difficili da superare per te. - Quale sarà il migliore di andare all'estero? C. SI SPOSTA PER STUDIARE E HAI LASCIATO DIETRO LA TUA FAMIGLIA E GLI AMICI. PER FAVORE IMMAGINE: - Come ti senti? - Quale sarà la tua motivazione per stare lontano? - Quali saranno gli aspetti più difficili da superare per te. - Quale sarà il migliore di andare all'estero? D. IMMAGINA CHE SEI SEMPRE VIAGGIANDO IN TUTTO IL MONDO. PER FAVORE, DICIAMO DI NOI TRE ASPETTI DIFFICILI DI VIAGGIO COME DONNE E COME UOMINI. - 3 DIFFOLLE PER LE DONNE - 3 DIFFICOLTÀ PER UN UOMO. E. SEI UN VOLONTARIO DI UN'ORGANIZZAZIONE IMMIGRATA E DEVI RAGGIUNGERE LE IDEE E UN PIANO PER AIUTARE GLI IMMIGRATI A TROVARE IL LAVORO E IMPARARE LA LINGUA. GRAZIE MILE! THANK YOY VERY MUCH! MUCHAS GRACIAS! MUITO OBRIGADA! Isabel Ortiz (@isabelcris03) Juliana Freitas (@julianafreitasarq) REFERENCES • https://geographiando.net/mapas/territorialidades-comunidades- negrasafro/ • http://www.humboldt.org.co/es/boletines-y- comunicados/item/1087-biodiversidad-colombiana-numero-tener- en-cuenta .
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