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Željka Milošević Paro - School of Fine Arts

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Željka Milošević Paro - School of Fine Arts

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tolerance (lat. tolerantia: endurance, suffering).
1. Ability to withstand stress, pain, effort or frustration, without major difficulties and resistance.

tolerancija (lat. tolerantia: podnošenje, trpljenje).

1. Sposobnost podnošenja stresa, boli, napora ili frustracije, bez većih teškoća i pružanja otpora. (https://www.enciklopedija.hr/)

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Srednja škola Ivana Lucića-Trogir, Trogir

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Srednja škola Ivana Lucića-Trogir, Trogir

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Tolerance means respecting others, their opinions and beliefs, which differ from their own beliefs. Tolerance can be encouraged through education, because ignorance of cultural and religious diversity can lead to insecurity. Today, the media provide us with information that is inaccurate in most cases, so people often agree with the opinion of the media, without even thinking about the limitations of the media. The masses create the majority of intolerance. As an example, I would give stereotyping of communities or preconceived notions about them. Intolerance can be seen in the example that encompassed today, and that is police brutality over George Floyd. George Floyd tried to counterfeit the $ 20 bill, but was caught in the act. The policeman put his knee to his neck, so he kept his knee for almost ten minutes, George showed no signs of life, but resisted. At that point, George Floyd's videos began to spread on social media like lightning. Celebrities show their tolerance by publishing quotes "Justice for George". One quote gives rise to the entire Black Lives Matter movement, which looks back at police brutality against the black population in America. From this arises the question: Did the people who filmed have tolerance for George? I think they are the same culprits as a police officer, they watched the crime unfold before their eyes, but they decided to be intolerant and film, they were not punished for their subtlety. I conclude that tolerance can be learned, but whether it can be applied to situations in life is difficult. Tolerance and intolerance contradict each other, we can decide whose "side" we will be on, but people's unconsciousness always chooses intolerance, so there are more and more hate crimes, police brutality,… in the world.

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Tolerance means respecting others, their opinions and beliefs, which differ from their own beliefs. 

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Perislava Bešić-Smlatić, Srednja škola Ivana Lucića-Trogir

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Perislava Bešić-Smlatić, Srednja škola Ivana Lucića-Trogir

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Poster made by 2. grade students Photography design in School of Fine Arts in Split

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The term tolerance comes from the Greek word tolerare which means to endure. It implies tolerance and respect for other people's ideas of attitudes and ways of life. To be tolerant means to be free, to hold fast to your beliefs, and to accept that others hold on to their own. This means accepting the fact that human beings, naturally different, have the right to live in peace. Tolerance in Croatia, but also in other eastern countries, is not sufficiently represented. Accepting an opinion different from theirs is an abstract concept for some, conservatism is still the main culprit for that. Differing opinions are still not accepted, condemned and eliminate. All this is a big culprit for the underdevelopment of society and for the social problems that we notice every day. The only way to correct the problem is to develop tolerance, society simply has to accept differences and other people's opinions and broaden their horizons until this changes, the development in socio-social terms will be minimal.

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School of Fine Arts Split

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The Erasmus + and eTwinnings project are good for learning about tolerance.

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The Erasmus + and eTwinnings project are good for learning about tolerance.

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School of Fine Arts, Split realizes many international projects. These projects contribute to knowledge and tolerance about other cultures.

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Volonterski klub ŠLU/Volunteer club School of Fine Arts, Split

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Volonterski klub ŠLU/Volunteer club School of Fine Arts, Split

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Through their activities, the volunteers of our School spread tolerance, solidarity, love ...

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1. What stereotype do people most often have about you?                      (Koji stereotip o tebi ljudi najčešće imaju? )      

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1. What stereotype do people most often have about you?                      (Koji stereotip o tebi ljudi najčešće imaju? )      

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What rigid and unverified attitude about yourself have you encountered or encountered? In what situations and with what people?
(S kojim si se krutim i neprovjerenim stavom o sebi susreo ili susrela? U kojim je to situacijama i s kojim ljudima?)

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za srednjoškolce od 7.stranice do kraja

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1.4 In accordance with respect for human rights, ‘living’ tolerance does not mean tolerating social injustice, abandoning or weakening one's beliefs. This means that everyone is free to adhere to their own beliefs by accepting that others adhere to their own. This means accepting the fact that human beings, naturally different in their appearance, position, speech, behavior, and values, have the right to live in peace and be what they are. It also means that one's views must not be imposed on others. "*
(from the Declaration on the Principles of Tolerance, signed and adopted by UNESCO members on 16 November 1995)

U skladu s poštivanjem ljudskih prava, ‘življenje’ tolerancije ne znači toleriranje društvene nepravde, napuštanje ili slabljenje nečijeg uvjerenja. To znači da se svatko može slobodno pridržavati vlastitih uvjerenja prihvaćajući da se drugi pridržavaju svojih. To znači prihvatiti činjenicu da ljudska bića, prirodno različita u svom izgledu, položaju, govoru, ponašanju i vrijednostima, imaju pravo živjeti u miru i biti što jesu. To također znači da nečiji stavovi ne smiju biti nametnuti drugima.“*
*prevedeno sa stranice http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0015/001518/151830eo.pdf

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1.3 Tolerance is a responsibility that supports human rights, pluralism (including cultural pluralism), democracy and the rule of law. It implies the rejection of dogmatism and absolutism and reaffirms the standards set in international human rights instruments.
(from the Declaration on the Principles of Tolerance, signed and adopted by UNESCO members on 16 November 1995)

Tolerancija je odgovornost koja podržava ljudska prava, pluralizam (uključujući kulturni pluralizam), demokraciju i vladavinu zakona. Ona podrazumijeva odbacivanje dogmatizma i apsolutizma te potvrđuje standarde postavljene u međunarodnim instrumentima ljudskih prava.

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Please your opinion or comment:
1.2 Tolerance is not a concession, privilege, indulgence or adjustment. Tolerance is, above all, an active attitude encouraged by the recognition of universal human rights and the fundamental freedoms of others. In no case can it be used to justify a violation of these fundamental values. Tolerance should be implemented by individuals, groups and countries.
(from the Declaration on the Principles of Tolerance, signed and adopted by UNESCO members on 16 November 1995)

Tolerancija nije ustupak, povlastica, podilaženje ili ugađanje.  Tolerancija je, prije svega, aktivan stav potaknut priznavanjem univerzalnih ljudskih prava i temeljnih sloboda drugih. Ni u kojem se slučaju ne može koristiti za opravdanje kršenja tih temeljnih vrijednosti. Toleranciju trebaju provoditi pojedinci, skupine i države.

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"1.1 Tolerance is the respect, acceptance and appreciation of the rich diversity of world cultures, forms of expression and ways of life. It is encouraged by knowledge, openness, communication and freedom of thought, conscience and belief. Tolerance is harmony in diversity. It is not only a moral duty, but also a political and legal requirement. Tolerance, a virtue that enables peace, contributes to replacing the culture of war with a culture of peace.

(from the Declaration on the Principles of Tolerance, signed and adopted by UNESCO members on 16 November 1995)

Tolerancija je poštivanje, prihvaćanje i uvažavanje bogate raznolikosti svjetskih kultura, oblika izražavanja i načina života. Potiče ju znanje, otvorenost, komunikacija i sloboda misli, savjesti i vjerovanja. Tolerancija je sklad u različitosti. To nije samo moralna dužnost, nego je i politički i zakonski zahtjev. Tolerancija, vrlina koja omogućuje mir, doprinosi zamjeni kulture rata kulturom mira.

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Equality of persons of different sexual orientations      Ravnopravnost osoba različitih seksualnih orijentacija             

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Equality of persons of different sexual orientations      Ravnopravnost osoba različitih seksualnih orijentacija             

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GOOD Inicijativa (2018).