Co-create, learning to live and work together

Migration is here to stay and it brings about substance for enhancing many archetypes of good socialization. Cohabitation with newcomers is based first and foremost on acceptance and tolerance. Social context is where we learn the right cognitive, social or emotional skills to work and live together. It should engender leniency to induce continuous learning of the realm of co-existence and practices for the appropriation of societal interrelations in an atmosphere of open-mindedness; an asset to good integration for a multicultural society. Context is therefore the main agent of potential change because the larger system is not always mindful of the local people-s inner wishes. The adoption of new educational paradigms and curricula is critical to questioning old theories, policies and practices in order to turn the world into a sanctum of peace and tolerance. It helps internalize and retransform social occurrences into structural and psychological resources which reorganize reality after its analysis and re-appropriation. Thus, in the long run, cultural plurality turns out to be a blessing for communities.

Professeure d-Université agrégée, Salimata TRAORE RAWLINGS par un procédé narratif audacieux, dépeint des histoires insolites qui rendent compte d-une psychosociologie symptomatique de cercles intimes sociétaux. On identifie ainsi des logiques et des imaginaires permettant de dénoncer pour éradiquer certaines tares sociales.