What Cities Said: December 2011Living Together in the CityDecember 15, 2011 This month, we introduce a new collection, Living Together: Good Ideas Promoting Inclusion. Inspired by the work of the Open Society Foundations’ At Home in Europe Project, this collection focuses on initiatives that bring us together, foster mutual understanding and help dispel myths and prejudice. 
“A strategy is a success in itself. It sends out a clear message that integration is important.”Deputy Mayor Richard Barnes More Opinions » More »Good Idea Focus: Living Together
YouTube Channel »Featured VideoDiverseCity OnBoard wins second prize at the Intercultural Innovation Awards at the fourth UN Alliance of Civilizations (UNAOC) Forum. More »City DispatchesAuckland: The OMEGA Diversity Perception Audit The audit highlights the views and perceptions of over forty New Zealand CEOs and HR Directors in relation to the diversity landscape of New Zealand. Auckland: Alan Broadbent on Cities and International Collaboration Cities are important drivers of the economy and the social and cultural engines of the country.  Looking for past issues? Visit our Archives |
Nazia Hussain: Cities Leading by Example  We asked the Director of the At Home in Europe Project at the Open Society Foundations about her work and the role of local government in promoting effective integration policies and practices.  Calgary,Canada Hockey Night In Canada – In Punjabi!  The show that keeps getting cancelled gets another reprieve! Multilingual sports commentary brings hockey fans together. More »Upcoming WebinarsMore »Integration News2011-12-13 2011-12-08 2011-12-08 2011-12-04 2011-12-03 |
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