Mozaik 38

from MOZAIK 38/2019 Diversity and inclusion from a Youth European Perspective PART 1

Mozaik Editorial

section 1 | reflecting

Reﬂecting on migration as a Christian–Orthodox believer | Niki Papageorgiou | 6

“Again, the Crescent embraces the Cross on the street”; An overview on MuslimChristian Relations in Egypt during the January Revolution in 2011. | Ramy Hanna | 10

Ukrainian People resisting together: War as an Unexpected Unifying Factor | Anna Lavryk | 15

A Christian Coptic theological reﬂection on religious inclusion and forgiveness | Emad Atef | 18 section 2 | acting

Anti-racist Activism Through Art and Facebook | Marharyta Taraikevich | 26

Youth Struggle Against Hate and Division in Post-War Bosnia and Herzegovina | Angelikí María Mitsaki | 34

Life 2 .0. War and Peace | Katya Potapenko | 39

Volunteering: A youth tool for inclusion | Alexandra Zosso | 42

Joseph of Arimathea came before Pilate, beseeching him, saying:

“Give me this stranger who from infancy guested in the world as a stranger he cried,

Give me this stranger, whom his own people have hated and slain as a stranger

Give me this stranger, at the side of whose strange death I am estranged Give me this stranger, who gave hospitality to the poor and the stranger” section 1

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