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Hillingdon Interfaith Youth Event Wednesday 6 th February 2008 (12-3pm) Swakeleys School Order of Events 12pm – Buffet Lunch 12.15pm – Welcome Icebreaker Activity 12.25pm – Introduction and Outline of the event 12.30pm – What makes a Cohesive Community?
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Hillingdon Interfaith Youth Event Wednesday 6th February 2008 (12-3pm) Swakeleys School Order of Events 12pm – Buffet Lunch 12.15pm – Welcome Icebreaker Activity 12.25pm – Introduction and Outline of the event 12.30pm – What makes a Cohesive Community? 12.40pm – Definitions of Cohesive Communities 12.55pm – Adjective expansion 1.10pm – Religious Speed Dating 1.30pm – Presentation Planning 2.15pm – Presentations to peers 2.30pm – Interfaith Group Name ideas 2.40pm – Logo Competition 3pm – Close of Events
Community Cohesion A cohesive community is defined as a place where: • There is a common vision and a sense of belonging to the local community; • The diversity of people’s backgrounds and circumstances are appreciated; • Those from different backgrounds have equal opportunities; and • Strong and positive relationships have been developed between people from different backgrounds in the workplace, in schools and in neighbourhoods.
New definition/ new emphasis Our vision of an integrated and cohesive community is based on three foundations: • People from different backgrounds having similar life opportunities • People knowing their rights and responsibilities • People trusting one another and trusting local institutions to act fairly And three key ways of living together: • A shared future vision and sense of belonging • A focus on what new and existing communities have in common, alongside a recognition of the value of diversity • Strong and positive relationships between people from different backgrounds.
