Turning coexistence into togetherness
Published
11.09.2024

Diversity is part of Switzerland’s DNA. To ensure we remain a cohesive society, it’s important that we show an interest in each other, but also achieve greater self-awareness. This questionnaire raises some thought-provoking points.
- In which situations are you part of a group?
- What does everyone have in common?
- Where have you made new friends over the past five years?
- Where or with whom can you be completely yourself?
- Name three values that make Switzerland cohesive.
- When was the last time you helped a stranger out and with what?
- What’s the most ‘Swiss’ and most ‘un-Swiss’ thing about you?
- If you could be someone else for a day, who would you be and what would you like to find out?
- Have you ever been to a wedding or other ceremony of someone from a different culture to your own?
- What was the last prejudice you rejected?
- Turning coexistence into togetherness
- Where in everyday life do you experience differences as enrichment? Where as an imposition?
- Are you friends with people who belong to a generation? Would you like to be?
- How much inequality can a relationship tolerate?
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