Mega-Cities in SEA as Arrival Cities
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Anonymous © 2021
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Mega-Cities in SEA as Arrival Cities
Germany
Anonymous © 2021
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Food connects us as people. Not only through enjoyment, but above all through the time spent together, the inspiring conversations and the fact that we all sit down at the same table.
Good, diverse and shared food is part of my identity, part of my vision of a world in which people come together peacefully, share their culture through different dishes and exchange with each other at eye level. We can all learn from each other, evolve together and develop a shared vision of a just, joyful world. Whether it's Europe, Africa or Southeast Asia, if we want to learn more about each other, overcoming stereotypes and conflicts, eating together never seems like a bad idea. Let's all shape the world of tomorrow together! |
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Southeast Asia
Elena Paß © 2021
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This photo is about my and our growing identities. The interconnectedness is present and we are building our identities on identities of past generations. We plant and maintain identities every day.
In the future, I am aware of my identities and my relations to others and the world. SEA is a successful symbol for constructing identities that are not based on old concepts and beliefs. SEA identities are not static and try to connect the past, present, and future. Global diversity needs to provide more room for multiple identities and for me, it also means that we need to value and sometimes endure (cultural) differences. |
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Anonymous © 2021
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Mahal kong kaibigan, This online exhibition is a collaborative effort among the participants and volunteers of this year’s Transcultural Leadership Summit. We encourage you to exchange photos and candid conversations about Southeast Asia via this virtual gallery. You can do this by sending a ‘digital postcard’ similar to this one. Simply take a photo and write a short message and upload them here. Feel free to be creative and express your ideas. Very best, |
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Kristian Jeff Agustin Yen Ooi Martin Vidanes
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ANONYMISED SKIES crowdsources images of the sky, wherever or whomever you may be. Anyone can participate:
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