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GOING ON A WORLD TOUR ... covering five continents A journey from July 2013 to April 2014. A one-month stay in 5 countries: Israel and Palestine, Turkey, India, Singapore, and the USA. A road trip on 4 continents: Europe, Africa, Asia, the Americas. A tour of France when they come back to share their experience (May-June 2014).

INTERRELIGIOUS INITIATIVES!over intercultural projects

of large international NGOs and institutions: Religions for Peace (UNO), European th Network (RfP), Council of Europe, French Ministery of Foreign Affairs, World Faith ddition: all local initiatives that Coexister has identified through its international its partners worldwide. A number of projects can also be identified on the ground.

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INTERFAITHFostering dialogue between religions and society. Tensions between civilizations have increased at all levels. These tensions are not inescapable and decrease when people understand each other. Thousands of organizations, NGOs and activists work for an "active coexistence" without being known.

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To communicate Promoting the diversity of "living together" models. With a blog and social media throughout the World Tour. With chronicled articles in collaboration with different media (TV, radio, newspapers). Elaboration of pedagogical tools after the World Tour

YOUTHLearning autonomy by assuming young leadership. Youthfulness is not portrayed very positively in the society and it is often discriminated against. The involvement of the youth will help deconstruct clichés about young people. Realizing a project helps raise awareness of the youth by young people themselves to take action

INTERNATIONALExperiencing an ever-changing and globalized world. The internet and interdependencies between countries contribute to a global vision of the world. This globalization is abstract at times and the international news tends to focus on the conflicts. Promoting an "impact journalism" that can promote innovations is essential

To build a networkLink interreligious activists . The definite route will depend on both interreligious initiatives and activists. During the trip, the various stakeholders will be linked to each other. This networking should contribute to build an umbrella organization

To meet stakeholdersKeeping records of interviews and exchanges. There are true intercultural and interreligious leaders who promote social cohesion. In each country visited, they will be given a chance to speak and be listened to. These interviews will be chronicled as a resource for further academic use

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