global citizenship
[ˈɡloʊbəl ˈsɪtɪzənʃɪp]
nounfemininepl: global citizenships / cidadanias globais
cidadania global
1. The concept of all humans having rights and responsibilities that transcend national boundaries, emphasizing shared humanity and interconnectedness across the world
Global citizenship encourages individuals to think beyond their own country and consider the welfare of all people on Earth.
A cidadania global incentiva os indivíduos a pensar além de seu próprio país e considerar o bem-estar de todas as pessoas na Terra.
2. An educational approach that develops awareness of global issues and promotes participation in solving worldwide problems
Schools are promoting global citizenship through curricula that address climate change and international cooperation.
As escolas estão promovendo a cidadania global através de currículos que abordam mudanças climáticas e cooperação internacional.
3. A sense of belonging to a worldwide community rather than being defined solely by national identity
She embraced global citizenship after living in five different countries.
Ela abraçou a cidadania global depois de morar em cinco países diferentes.
In Brazil, 'cidadania global' has gained prominence in educational discourse since the 2000s, reflecting the country's increased engagement with international issues and sustainable development goals. It's particularly emphasized in private schools and universities. In the USA, the concept emerged strongly in educational reform movements and is often discussed in relation to preparing students for a globalized economy. Both cultures view it as essential for addressing transnational challenges like climate change and poverty.
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