The Inter-Racial and Religious Confidence Circles, better known as IRCCs, are local-level inter-faith platforms in every constituency, formed to promote racial and religious harmony. The work of the IRCCs is instrumental to strengthening our social cohesion and it supports the Community Engagement Programme (CEP).
Introduction to Religions - Buddhism
18 May 2013 | Workshops, Visits

This workshop seeks to provide basic information on Buddhism. The visit will cover topics like the origin, scriptures, symbols, moral and ethical teachings, the do’s and don’t’s, festivals, on rites and rituals. Participants will learn more about Vesak Day, its origin and significance.

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Cross-Cultural Communications
15 June 2013 | Workshops, Dialogues

The workshop aims to equip participants with a deeper knowledge and understanding of major ethnic cultures so as to instil the value of appreciation and a sense of sensitivity towards another's culture, tradition, practices in the participant’s daily interaction in a multi-ethnic environment.

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Ground Sensing Workshop
22 June 2013 | Workshops, Dialogues

The upcoming run of the “Ground Sensing Workshop” aims to raise the participants’ awareness on the ground issues, as well as equip them with skills and techniques on ground sensing. Participants will also be able to practice the skills learnt through interactive role-plays which are based on real life scenarios.

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