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The Sataré-Mawé Coming of age tradition: Bullet Ant Initiation.

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The Sataré-Mawé Coming of age tradition: Bullet Ant Initiation.

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13 year old boys show their coming of age manly hood by experiencing extreme pain. This pain consists of Bullet Ants woven into a glove and getting punctured by the ants constantly for 10 minutes. The boys will eventually wear the glove 20 times over the course of several months. If you scream it is considered a sign of weakness.
(globalcitizen.org)
By Christina Nuñez

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When an Amish person reaches 16 years old, they are able to spend time away from their community unsupervised. They do this so they may experience what it is like outside of their culture. This creates a choice: to stay in the modern world or go back to their community. They c an only come back before 26.

www.globalcitezen.org

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Inuit Coming of age tradition: North Baffin Island, Canada

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Inuit Coming of age tradition: North Baffin Island, Canada

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A Inuit boy between the ages  of 11-12 on North Baffin island go out into the woods to test their hunting skills and adjust to the cold weather. Usually a shaman would open communication between man and animals. "The tradition was extended to young girls as well" said the author, and outcamps were established for skills to be traditionally practiced through generations.

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Rumspringa happens when young Amish turn 16. They are allowed to spend weekends in the outside world and experience it without supervision. Before 26, they must decide to leave the community, or return and be baptized. (globalcitizen.org)

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Inuit boys from ages 11 to 12 go out in the wilderness with their fathers to hunt. Then a shaman opens communication between man and animal. Now the tradition has been passed down to girls. Christina writes, "Nowadays... established away from the community in order for traditional skills to be passed down and practiced by the young men and women."

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In Central and South America, they celebrate a girl's coming of age when she turns 15. The celebration includes mass and a party with food and dancing. In the USA, they celebrate a kid's coming of age when they turn 16, which is the age where they can drive allowing them more freedom.(www.globalcitizen.org/en/content/13-amazing-coming-of-age-traditions-from-around-th/)

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The Jewish boys and girls at the age of 12 or 13 holds a Bar or Bat Mitzvah. This is a coming of age celebration where they have a 2 to 2 1/2 hour morning mass to recognize that they are now responsible for following all Jewish laws. Later, a reception follows to celebrate the person's work and achievement on/for this special day (Global Citizen, 13 Amazing Coming of Age Traditions From Around the World by Leticia Pfeffer and Christina Nunez)

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Quinceanera is when a girl who is turning 15 goes to a mass and renews her baptismal vows and solidifies her commitment to her family and faith. There is a large party after, celebrating the girls coming-of-age. Another coming-of-age experience is a girls Sweet 16.

www.globalcitizen.org/en/content/13-amazing-coming-of-age-traditions-from-around-th/

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This is the tradition when boys turn 13 in the Sateré-Mawé tribe (Letica Pfeffer). They hunt for bullet ants, then put them in a herbal solution, and finally weave them into gloves.  Next, the boys have to wear the gloves 20 times and  feel the pain over several months before they are initiated (Global Citizen .org)

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At age 13 and 12, boys and girls of the Jewish religion, celebrate a Bat Mitzvah. They promise their commitment to the Jewish law. On Shabbat morning, they have a ceremony, followed by a reception.

13 Amazing Coming of Age Traditions from Around the World
By Leticio Pfeffer and Christina Nunez.

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In Vanuatu, boys jump off towers with vines tied to their ankles to show their coming-of-age. The start on shorter towers around 7 or 8 years old, their mother holds an item from their childhood then throws it away. Eventually, they work up to a tower in front of crowds to show manliness.
-Vanuatu Coming of Age Tradition by Christina Nun

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In Vanuatu, boys at the age of seven or eight will begin to jump off a 98 foot tower with a bungee line attached to their ankle. The first time they jump, their mommy holds an item that represents their childhood. The older the boys get, the higher the tower gets that they bungee jump off of. -Alistair and Izzy
www.globalcitizen.org/en/content/13-amazing-coming-of-age-traditions-from-around-th/

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