Opening of The Tolerance Show in Indonesia

Opening of The Tolerance Show in Indonesia

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Opening of The Tolerance Show in Indonesia

To celebrate International Tolerance Day on November 16th, the Tolerance Show is having more than four show openings around the world.

The opening of the “Tolerance Show” in Indonesia, will be the 93rd show exhibited in the last three years.

This project celebrates a meaningful dialogue between the perception of tolerance among different cultures around the world. The artists of different nations were asked to illustrate the word tolerance in their native language.

“The posters appear in public spaces—in parks, on university campuses, even on buses—thus engaging with a wide cross-section of the population. It’s all part of starting a conversation about inclusion, which can only begin with a foundation of tolerance—and spreading respect in a world increasingly split by race, religion, sexuality, and national origin.”

Via Mirko Ilić

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Escucha mi Voz – Stand up for your human rights

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Escucha mi Voz – Stand up for your human rights

For the second year in a row, the Memory and Tolerance Museum of Mexico City joins Escucha mi Voz to support the fight for Human Rights with the exhibition  Stand up for your human rights a proposal for change, revitalization and transformation of society, carried out with the cooperation of the Cultural Institute of Zapopan and the Mexican Institute for Human Rights and Democracy AC

The exhibition features 47 posters from designers, illustrators and artists from Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Mexico and Venezuela, and will be on display for until November, 2015.

With this exhibition, the Memory and Tolerance Museum encourages visitors to join efforts to fight discrimination and the human rights violations that women, children, migrants and other vulnerable groups suffer every day, in order to create a positive change in our society.

 

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