CoCuDi promotes a tolerant, just and peace-striving society that recognizes and respects the unique identity and culture of every person.

CoCuDi‘s mission is to overcome barriers of misunderstanding, prejudice and distrust that cause societal injustices, by creating programs rooted in cultural identities and characteristics, primarily in under-industrialized countries.

CoCuDi accomplishes this by employing an array of methods that enhance tolerance and mutual respect by educating and sensitizing change agents to unfamiliar cultures and, at the same time, engaging them in a reflective process of their own culture and perceptions.

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‎המחלקה לעיצוב קרמי וזכוכית - Bezalel Academy‎

Although #coronavirus is challenging for our art academies exchange program participants, we were thrilled to see some outcomes of their work in clay and glass! Well done Bridget Bryna and Andrew Ssekibaaka!
#culturalexchange #cocudicenter #coronaart African Studies Gallery המחלקה לעיצוב קרמי וזכוכית בצלאל Ceramics and Glass Department Bezalel

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1% of humanity – 1 in every 97 people – is displaced, with fewer and fewer of those who flee being able to return home.

UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency’s annual Global Trends report, which comes two days ahead of 20 June World Refugee Day, shows that an unprecedented 79.5 million were displaced as of the end of 2019. UNHCR has not seen a higher total.

The one per cent: UNHCR’s global trends report in forced displacement for 2019

Forced displacement now affects more than one percent of humanity – 1 in every 97 people – and with fewer and fewer of those who flee being able to return ho...

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