World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development is celebrated on May 21st. The document discusses the importance of cultural diversity for dialogue and development. It provides examples of 10 different cultural traditions from around the world, such as henna tattoos, tea ceremonies, Midsommar, Day of the Dead, yoga, and Chinese New Year, and asks students to present on one of the traditions, describing its importance, origins, customs, and other relevant details.
World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development is celebrated on May 21st. The document discusses the importance of cultural diversity for dialogue and development. It provides examples of 10 different cultural traditions from around the world, such as henna tattoos, tea ceremonies, Midsommar, Day of the Dead, yoga, and Chinese New Year, and asks students to present on one of the traditions, describing its importance, origins, customs, and other relevant details.
World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development is celebrated on May 21st. The document discusses the importance of cultural diversity for dialogue and development. It provides examples of 10 different cultural traditions from around the world, such as henna tattoos, tea ceremonies, Midsommar, Day of the Dead, yoga, and Chinese New Year, and asks students to present on one of the traditions, describing its importance, origins, customs, and other relevant details.
questions about them What is cultural diversity and its importance for dialogue and development?
What different cultural traditions can you
think of to illustrate that diversity?
Choose one of the Cultural Traditions on
the other page and make a presentation. Mention the importance, origins, habits, curiosities and any other relevant factors 1. Henna Tattoos - a traditional body art practice from India and the Middle East 2. Tea Ceremony - a ceremonial way of preparing and serving tea in Japan and China 3. Midsommar – a Swedish holiday to celebrate he ummer solstice 4. Day of the Dead - a Mexican holiday that celebrates the memory of loved ones who have passed away 5. Yoga - a practice that originated in ancient India and focuses on physical and mental well-being 6. Diwali - a Hindu festival of lights celebrated in India and other parts of South Asia
7. Maori Haka - a traditional war dance from the Maori
people of New Zealand 8. Dragon Boat Festival - a Chinese holiday that celebrates the life and death of the poet Qu Yuan 9. Ramadan - a month-long Islamic holiday that involves fasting and prayer 10. Chinese New Year - also known as Spring Festival.