Reduced Inequalities | World Scouting

My Goal 10 To-Do List

Below there are some sample actions you can contribute to the 10 Reduced Inequalities goal.

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Start a discussion on social media about how inequalities influence a person's happiness - it can be a photo, video, or short blog post!

In a globalized world, we all need to understand different cultures to make our communities more inclusive. Use social media to connect with Scouts from 3 different countries and learn about their culture.

Do a role play exercise on stereotypes and hold a discussion about how to stop thinking and acting according to stereotypes.

Organise an international evening for your Scout troop to learn about different religions, cultures, and heritages.

Visit local shelters, orphanages, or community centres supporting minority groups and organise a conversation space to discuss the importance of

Welcome migrants and refugees in your community into your Scout group and plan a Scout activity with them.

Start an online campaign to advocate for the protection of rights of minority groups and indigenous people in your community.

Always ensure inclusion in all of your events by trying to make the venue and the program accessible to people with different abilities.

Initiate a dialogue session with your Scout group using the 10 Principles of Dialogue from Dialogue for Peace initiative.

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Alwaleed Philanthropies and World Scouting are key partners on the Scouts For SDGs initiative, supporting the development of Scouting in the Gulf Cooperation Countries and the alignment of our World Scout Programmes with the SDGs.

https://www.alwaleedphilanthropies.org/

FAO and World Scouting are partners in the Youth and United Nations Global Alliance (YUNGA), offering a range of activities and badges on specific themes related to the SDGs.

http://www.fao.org/home/en/

KAICIID and World Scouting are key partners on our Dialogue for Peace programme, empowering young people with the necessary tools to promote and practice effective dialogue and understanding across cultures.

https://www.kaiciid.org/

UN Environment and World Scouting are strategic partners on environmental educaiton and awareness. From the #cleanseas campaign to the World Scout Environment Programme, this partnership offers young people attractive alternatives to learn and act on environmental issues.

https://www.unenvironment.org/

UN Women and World Scouting are partners promoting gender equality through the HeForShe campaign, including the dissemination of a HeForShe action kit for Scouts to be implemented by Scout Leaders worldwide.

http://www.unwomen.org/en

UNICEF and World Scouting work together to ensure the positive development of adolescents and youth all over the world. Our partnership covers areas such as civic engagement, youth empowerment and life skills education.

https://www.unicef.org/

WWF and World Scouting are key partners on environmental education and awareness. From the Earth Hour Campaign to the World Scout Environment Programme, WWF and Scouts ensure young people are up to date of the environmental challenges facing our planet.

https://www.worldwildlife.org/

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