Analysis of the Unesco text "All DIfferent All Unique" by the partner students of Cultures on a Palette Erasmus project.

Cultures on a Palette Manifesto on cultural diversity

Snapshots from Greece, Spain, France, Turkey and Estonia.

International teams of students created our Manifesto posters during each mobility after the presentations of the Unesco text articles and the collective brainstormings that followed.

Presentation of articles 1 &amp; 2 by the Greek students

"Cultural diversity is part of our common history, and is shared by all of us today.&nbsp;Its importance should be recognised by all people today and tomorrow." "Respect for cultural diversity is the starting point for peaceful co-existence and the inclusion of all people."

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Presentation of articles 7, 8 &amp; 9 by the Turkish students

"Cultural heritage is a source of creativity" "Cultures should be recognised as being valuable and unique. Thus, cultural goods and services must be treated with respect.&nbsp;" A supportive environment must be in place, enabling the creation and distribution of diverse cultural goods and services.

Presentation of articles 3 &amp; 4 by the Spanish students

"Cultural diversity is an important factor in development." "Respecting cultural diversity is imperative because it implies the respect of human rights in general. "

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Presentation of articles 5 &amp; 6 by the French students

Respect for cultural rights is necessary for cultural diversity to flourish. Enabling people to participate in cultural life of their choice opens the way to cultural diversity Cultural diversity is made possible through freedom of expression, equal access to media, and communication technology.&nbsp;

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Copy of  Articles 5 and 6 -ALL DIFFERENT ALL UNIQUE.pptx

This manifesto is based on a Unesco text titled "All Different, All Unique: young people and the UNESCO Declaration on Cultural Diversity; 2004"

p 3-4             Greece&nbsp;-&nbsp;Articles 1 and 2

p 5-6              Spain&nbsp;&nbsp;-&nbsp;&nbsp;Articles 3 and 4

p 7-8              France&nbsp;- Articles 5 and 6

Each host partner students in turns propose a reading of two articles that are presented during the mobilities. These presentations are then used to create a poster that reflects their contents.

p 9-10              Turkey&nbsp;- Articles 7, 8, 9

p 11- 12            Estonia&nbsp;- Articles&nbsp;10, 11, 12

Presentation of articles 10, 11 &amp; 12 by the Estonian students

Cooperation in the international community is necessary to support the creation and distribution of cultural goods and services, particularly of the developing world. Partnerships between governments, businesses and citizens must be developed to promote cultural diversity.&nbsp; The role of UNESCO

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