What Cities Said: April 2012Cities of Migration User SurveyApril 25, 2012 We would like your feedback! Help us learn more about your experience with Cities of Migration and how good ideas are traveling from city to city. Please take our survey (8 minutes). Thank you! 
“There is no, so to speak, ‘European’ concept of tolerance. Its meaning varies with context.”Ricard Zapata-Barrero, Director of GRITIM-UPF More Opinions » More »Good Idea Focus: Welcoming Cities
YouTube Channel »Featured VideoWhen Peel Children's Aid began to explore how to introduce diversity into their organization, they made an important realization: that the very services they delivered where seen as oppressive by some members of the community they serve. More »City DispatchesMontreal: Play It Fair! Play it Fair! has recently launched a new program called Speaking Rights, which engages 13-17 year old youth in exploring human rights issues and identifying strategies to combat discrimination and exclusion while promoting respect for diversity. Baltimore: Mayor Takes a Stand on Immigration Status Bravo to Baltimore mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake who signed an Executive Order to protect new Americans from discrimination this month!  Looking for past issues? Visit our Archives
Ziauddin Sardar: In Defense of Multiculturalism  “It is important to realize that multiculturalism is not about dominance of one culture over another. It is not about the dominance of a single culture over a multiple of cultures. It is about equality of cultures.”  Zurich,Switzerland Putting Quality into Multi-Ethnic Schools (QUIMS)  A program for quality assurance in multi-ethnic schools builds academic success and cohesive communities More »Upcoming WebinarsMore »Integration News2012-05-10 2012-04-20 2012-04-03 2012-03-19 2012-03-16 |
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