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The "Living Diversity" project aims to encourage self-awareness and tolerance in pupils. International volunteers will deliver lectures and workshops over 6 weeks on topics like culture, leadership, and learning methods. The goal is to broaden the pupils' worldviews, help them develop skills, and motivate them to learn and contribute to society. Volunteers will present on their home countries and work as a team to engage the 150+ participants from 6 schools.
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