Global citizenship

Global citizenship Poster Idea

The concept of global citizenship first emerged among the Greek Cynics in the 4th Century BCE (9.6 ky), who coined the term “cosmopolitan” – meaning citizen of the world. The Roman Stoics later elaborated on the concept. The contemporary concept of cosmopolitanism, which proposes that all individuals belong to a single moral community, has gained a new salience as scholars examine the ethical requirements of the planetary phase of civilization.

October 9 In any age, having an open heart and mind is the most essential qualification for a world citizen. Real global citizenship starts with recognizing the dignity and worth of all people and fostering the spirit to expand ties of friendship. #globalcitizens #dignity #worth #newfriendships #dailyencouragement #daisakuikeda

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The world is changing and kids are watching. Give them the tools they need to figure out how to solve some big-picture problems on a local level. Try a sample chapter from our upcoming book GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP! The perfect introduction to human rights around the planet.

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