Cities of Migration

Cities of Migration présente la bonne pratique dans le domaine de l'intégration des migrants urbains et promeut des idées innovatrices qui mènent à l'équité, à la cohésion sociale et à la prospérité des villes.

Vivre

Londres, Royaume-Uni

Faire face au Diabète: Le projet Maslaha

Promouvoir la santé aux communautés religieuses avec du matériel culturellement adapté.
Travail

Copenhague, Danemark

S’engager à Copenhague

Apporter une charte de diversité à la communauté d’affaires
Education

Francfort, Allemagne

« L'école pour maman et moi ! » : Des leçons de langue pour les parents

Rendre l'apprentissage linguistique à l'école possible pour les immigrants et leurs enfants tous ensemble!
Participer

Londres, Royaume-Uni

'Équipe Londres' et le programme de mentorat du Maire

Bâtir des réseaux bénévoles à travers toute la ville pour améliorer les problèmes sociaux
Planification

Duisburg, Allemagne

Le miracle de Marxloh: une communauté se réunit autour d'une nouvelle mosquée

Collaborer à la planification signifie l'inclusion de tous les résidents, ce qui donne à la communauté dans son ensemble une raison pour célébrer

Index des bonnes idées

Conversations

Opinion Ensuring Diversity Becomes an Asset for Everyone

Thorbjørn Jagland says empowering newcomers is the “only appropriate policy choice in a democratic society.” Anglais.

Interview Policy, Politics and Participation

Conversations Mentoring Improves Employment Outcomes for Skilled Immigrants

eNewsletter April 2013 Conversations in Integration

L’échange de connaissances sur l’intégration

Les prochains webinars Oslo Extra Large: Measuring Up, Making Diversity Count

Join Toralv Moe, Senior Advisor, Business Development and Diversity with the City of Oslo, for an update on the city’s ambitious plan to be ‘A City for All’. Learn how Oslo is putting intercultural policy to the test and raising its diversity and integration index by measuring the city’s progress on equality, opportunity and inclusion since the 2001 launch of its Oslo Extra Large campaign. In conversation with: Irena Guidikova, Intercultural Cities, Council of Europe. [en anglais]

Voir le dernier webinar! Receiving Communities: Preparing a Culture of Welcome

Nos publications Canada: Municipal Leadership on Immigrant Integration

En vedette

Leadership municipal

Maires : sur l'immigration

“I want our city to be the first destination for immigrants because they are going to create the jobs, create the new companies, the businesses of the future. We have to be the most welcoming cities we can be.”

Rahm Emanuel Mayor, Chicago, US
“Bilbao is an open city. At the City Council we encourage values of coexistence, dialogue and management of cultural diversity. In Bilbao, all persons, whether from Bilbao or outside, have the same opportunities and access to services offered by the city.”

Iñaki Azkuna Mayor, Bilbao, Spain
Boise was built by immigrants. Our city has long been a place where people came from around the world to find economic opportunity and build a better life.

David H. Bieter Mayor, Boise, US
“…we know immigrants are behind more than three of every four patents from leading universities, the federal laws that send so many of them back to their home countries look even more patently wrong.”

Mayor Michael Bloomberg New York, US
“…we don’t create programs just ‘for migrants’ but rather with a focus on mutual participation.”

Mayor Jürgen Roters Cologne, Germany
“We have strived to be a place that welcomes foreign-born residents to participate fully in civic life, recognizing that our city’s ethnic and cultural diversity is a key element to strong and growing neighborhoods.”

Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake Baltimore, US
“There is a common understanding that everybody living in Stuttgart is a Stuttgarter. We do not have foreigners, we have citizens.”

Lord Mayor Wolfgang Schuster Stuttgart, Germany