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Singaporeans speak a localized language called Singlish, we also appreciate each other’s culture and even try getting to know the other races through their food culture at hawker centers and kopitiams. In schools, Racial Harmony Day is celebrated to commemorate the different races cultures and to play and get to know the other races better as racial and religious hamony is vital for singapores cohesion.

The People’s Association (PA is a statutory board to promote racial harmony and social cohesion in Singapore. PA offers a wide range of programmes to cater to Singaporeans from all walks of life - connecting people to people, and people and government. Singaporeans can contribute to fostering social cohesion by participating in their courses like line dancing and coding to pick up skills and make new friends and bond.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgQCZ_aJKVk&t=131s

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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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Hui Jing, Kirsten, Zhiqi, maegan (get well soon)

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The ministry of education supports the fostering of social cohesion through encouraging the celebration of Racial Harmony Day in school as a common experience.

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The Singapore Government supports community initiatives by co-funding programmes organised by grassroots organisations as well as the cost of building and upgrading community infrastructure. The government's funding represents its commitment to promoting social cohesion among Singaporeans. As individuals, we can Work towards equitable distribution of resources, opportunities, and public services across all communities. This includes access to education, healthcare, housing, and employment, which can help to reduce disparities and foster social cohesion.

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Racial harmony day, national day. These common experiences fosters social cohesion by bringing people of different races together and uniting everybody  through celebrating these events.

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Singaporean government can have celebrations like Racial Harmony Day, the CMIO to form social cohesion.

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One example is in sports teams, where everyone is working together to win the game or get to the championships. Another example of social cohesion is in political action committees, in which the members are all working as a team to change legislation in their government.

1. National Day, Racial Harmony Day, Sports Day at school where every race comes together and celebrates Singapore's birthday together are all shared experiences that each citizen of Singapore can bond over.
2. Eating together at Hawker Centres, bond over different cultures of foods
3. Having shared recreational activities in a shared commonplace, for example having yoga or exercise sessions in a HDB estate as people who attend get to know their neighbours in the HDB and encourages residents to get fit while making bonds.

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Take effort to build trust, and acceptance between different races and religions and protect the common space that we have.
1. RHD
2. CMIO
3. EIP
4. Engage the communities to understand the issues.
5. Multiple races in school
6. Mingle/mix with other races (befriend each other to build cohesion)
7. Organising events to foster social interaction

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Singapore can contribute to fostering social cohesion by organising community events in each neighbourhood. This gives people more opportunities to interact with each other. Such activities encourages residences to set aside their differences and interact more. For example, some neighbourhoods organise community lunches/dinner to get residents to come together and know each other better.

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Singaporeans can contribute to fostering social cohesion by participating in festivity celebrations like Chinese New Year, Deepavali, Hari Raya, Lantern Festival, Christmas National Day etc conducted by community centres and other residents. These events allow Singaporeans to socialise and get to know one another better, building strong bonds and fostering good relationships with one another.

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