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An interactive structured dialogue workshop was organized as part of the program " Building a Multi- Ethnological and Multi-National Cyprus to promote European Values for Local and International Peace. " The main objective of the program was to promote knowledge and awareness of Cyprus society about how a multiculture and multinational Cyprus serves European values and promotes local but and international peace. The program involved students , teachers and parents in co- laboratories ( i.e., interactive workshops in which Participants determine the content of the dialogue and activities). The overall objective was to create a map - vision of a multicultural and poly-ethnic Cyprus. At the same time the participants were encouraged to envision, | An interactive structured dialogue workshop was organized as part of the program " Building a Multi- Ethnological and Multi-National Cyprus to promote European Values for Local and International Peace. " The main objective of the program was to promote knowledge and awareness of Cyprus society about how a multiculture and multinational Cyprus serves European values and promotes local but and international peace. The program involved students , teachers and parents in co- laboratories ( i.e., interactive workshops in which Participants determine the content of the dialogue and activities). The overall objective was to create a map - vision of a multicultural and poly-ethnic Cyprus. At the same time the participants were encouraged to envision, | ||
design and implement specific activities that would contribute to realizing the vision for a multicultural society. | design and implement specific activities that would contribute to realizing the vision for a multicultural society. | ||
Participants included representative educators from many schools, the Ministry, the Pedagogical institute and the reform committee. | |||