Intergration Learning ExchangeCongratulations! E Pluribus Unum Awards for 2010E Pluribus Unum Awards for 2010Cities of Migration would like to congratulate the 2010 winners of the E Pluribus Unum Awards! We are especially excited to report that two of the winners have previously been featured as Cities of Migration Good Ideas: from the City of Durham the Latino Community Credit Union, and from New York City, Upwardly Global. The E Pluribus Unum Prizes were established lat year (2009) to recognize excellence in the immigrant integration field in the United States and help us learn more about US initiatives working to strengthen the relationships between native-born and foreign born Americans in order to create stronger, more unified and successful communities. The awards program is coordinated by the Migration Policy Institute’s National Center on Immigrant Integration Policy (NCIIP) – a hub for groups and individuals around the United States who seek to build their knowledge and skills in the area of immigrant integration. The four annual $50,000 USD prizes are funded by the J.M. Kaplan Fund with the goal of inspiring and providing program models to others around the United States who might also undertake such efforts. For further examples of E Pluribus Unum Award Winners, see also: ![]() 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.”
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