diversity and inclusion Flashcards

(20 cards)

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What are some influences on identity?

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Religion, cultural identity, sexual orientation, school, relationships, friendships

These influences can change over time.

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How can cultural identity be expressed through clothing?

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Showing cultural heritage and tradition

Clothing can reflect cultural heritage and personal beliefs.

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What role does language play in expressing cultural identity?

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Using language to express cultural identity

Language is often tied to cultural heritage and community.

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Name two ways cultural identity can be expressed besides clothing.

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Music and Dance, Food

Engaging in traditional music and dance, and connecting with cultural identity through food are key expressions.

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What is one challenge of expressing cultural identity?

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Isolation and Exclusion

Feeling isolated if not part of a cultural group can hinder identity expression.

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What are some benefits of expressing cultural identity?

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  • Sense of Belonging
  • Mutual Understanding
  • Multiculturalism

These benefits enhance community ties and promote diversity.

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What influences division in Northern Ireland?

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Religion and community background

Experiences and strong views contribute to intolerance.

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Define prejudice.

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Pre-judging without knowing someone

It leads to discrimination based on race, religion, gender, etc.

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What is sectarianism?

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Prejudice and discrimination based on religious or political group

Sectarianism can lead to community tensions.

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List three reasons for immigration.

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  • Financial
  • Social
  • Safety

Environmental factors can also drive immigration.

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What are some benefits of immigration?

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  • Cultural diversity
  • Understanding other cultures
  • Economic benefits

Immigrants can contribute to the economy and cultural landscape.

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What is one challenge faced by immigrants?

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Language barriers

Language difficulties can hinder integration and access to resources.

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What government support is available for immigrants?

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  • Quick processing of applications
  • Accommodation and healthcare
  • Language classes

Laws are also in place to protect against discrimination.

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Identify a source of conflict.

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Religion, culture, politics, race, social issues

Conflicts can arise from various societal factors.

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What are the levels of conflict?

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Personal, local, national, global

Conflicts can manifest at different scales.

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What is one consequence of conflict?

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Violence

Conflicts can lead to unhealthy relationships and societal disruption.

17
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What are two methods of conflict resolution?

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  • Communication
  • Mediation

These methods aim to resolve disputes peacefully.

18
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What is a boycott?

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A refusal to purchase goods or services as a protest

Boycotts are often used to express discontent with a company or policy.

19
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Name two ways to promote inclusion in schools.

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  • Addressing bullying
  • Promoting tolerance

Language support and an inclusive curriculum are also important.

20
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What is a key role of government in promoting inclusion?

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Implementing laws and policies to prevent discrimination

Government actions can support equitable treatment.