These young people from Salatiga give children a sense of wonder that inspires them to be tolerant

Salatiga, town of tolerance.

In 2020 The Setara Institute deemed Salatiga to be the most tolerant town in Indonesia. Source: Source MorganicsMedia/Creative Commons.

“Mager” Salatiga was formed with the aim of ensuring harmony and tolerance in the face of growing religious violence in the community. With energy and commitment they have succeeded in encouraging children to become agents of peace (agen perdamaian.) How do they do it?


The members of “Mager” Salatiga provide learning activities for children that encourage tolerance, and creativity.  The team at KBR 68 H report on "Mager" Salatiga, its members and the different activities they undertake to build trust and tolerance in the children.
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Members of Mager Salatiga entertaining children.
The members of Mager Salatiga present entertaining events like Beauty in Diversity to teach children to live in harmony. Do they have local government support? Source: Courtesty dok Mager Salatiga/KBR 68 H

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