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1. https://www.pa.gov.sg/our-programmes/racial-harmony/

-Community Activities (Many local-level racial harmony programmes are organised by the grassroots organisations to raise the level of understanding amongst neighbours of different races)

- Chingay

-HarmonyWorks! Conference by OnePeople.sg

2. https://www.onepeople.sg/

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The programmes organised by the PA are open to everyone. They are common spaces for people of different races, languages, religions and socio-economic backgrounds to interact and get to know one another better.

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1.Policies for public housing ensure people of different races live close together, national schools and national service create shared experiences, and common spaces like playgrounds, hawker centres and schools help people see they have more in common.

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1. Singaporeans can arrange and hold events at community clubs, for neighbours to get together snd bond. These events can have activities that promote teamwork, fostering social trust and strong relationships among Singaporeans.

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1) Singaporeans can contribute to fostering social cohesion by making friends with people of different races, and celebrating the different religious events together.
2) Schools and housing estates can be open to all races including religious based schools and clan-affiliated schools. While they can retain their names and values, students of all races should be accepted into the school.

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Singaporeans can interact with more people of other races. Community centres were upgraded and has community activities so more people will go there and have the opportunity to mingle with other races. More variety of activities can be added so more people will be interested. There is also a CCE programme in primary schools to promote social cohesion.

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The government has community centres, a variety of activities that allows people from diffferent age groups and races to get together.
There are also activites and meet up that the political parties would organise for the residents to come together

CMIO

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https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/more-to-social-cohesion-than-just-racial-and-religious-harmony-says-smu-president

Challenges such as xenophobia, not-in-my-backyard attitudes and the us-versus-them mentality can stem from competition for opportunities such as jobs or education.

Prof Kong said improved infrastructure and facilities for greater access by all can ease potential tensions. Building a vibrant economy with a healthy employment rate and opportunities for Singaporeans in schools and jobs may help too.

we can foster social cohesion by
distributing resources, opportunities and public services to all public communities

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More to social cohesion than just racial and religious harmony, says SMU president

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Social cohesion is not left to fate and chance in Singapore. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Singaporeans can embrace diversity by celebrating the diverse backgrounds, traditions, and cultures of fellow citizens can help build a sense of unity and appreciation for one another. For example, National day allow Singaporeans regardless of race and religion to gather together to celebrate the Nation birthday

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1) celebrating events together such as racial harmony day and national day as these events allow everyone to participate and learn about each other better.

2) researchers can conduct studies on the impact of education and skills on social cohesion and Singaporeans can learn from the research and take advantage of opportunities to enhance their education and skills by engaging with others from different backgrounds to contribute to the communities