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Berlin, Germany
Berlin: Testing Diversity in City Councils
Do our democratic institutions reflect the increasing diversity of our society?
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Berlin, Germany
Dolls and Diversity: Fighting Prejudice with Empathy
The Kinderwelten program uses story-telling and role-playing to help even the youngest children adapt positively to diversity.
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Berlin, Germany
A smart matching system connects qualified refugees to socially responsible employers and jobs where they fit.
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Duisburg, Germany
The Miracle of Marxloh: Bringing A Community Together Around A New Mosque
Participatory planning means social inclusion for all residents and cause for celebration for the community at large
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Frankfurt, Germany
Opening doors to language learning at school for immigrant parents and children—together!
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Frankfurt, Germany
A Scholarship for the Entire Family
A scholarship for greater immigrant success at school becomes a passport into mainstream society for the whole family
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Gütersloh, Germany
A Community Roadmap: the Wegweiser Kommune
Making data work for local communities committed to strategic integration planning
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Hamburg, Germany
We are Hamburg! Won’t you join us?
An innovative marketing campaign recruits diversity into local government while promoting inclusion across the city.
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Hannover, Germany
MIMI-With Migrants, For Migrants: Intercultural Health in Germany
Promoting immigrant health by making migrants experts in their own causes.
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Kerpen, Germany
Integration Workshops for Inclusive Cities
Developing integration strategies with migrants, not for migrants.
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Menden, Germany
A competition invites students to design projects on how to improve integration at their elementary schools
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Munich, Germany
Buntkicktgut! Integration Through Sports
Sport breaks through language and cultural barriers
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Munich, Germany
Giving Young Refugees a Shot at Success
A learner-centred approach gives young refugees opportunities for education and integration
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Rheine, Germany
Open Mosques against Prejudice
Open doors help build open communities.
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Rüsselsheim, Germany
Creating programs for older migrants through community consultation.
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Frankfurt, Germany
Opening doors to language learning at school for immigrant parents and children—together!
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Gütersloh, Germany
A Community Roadmap: the Wegweiser Kommune
Making data work for local communities committed to strategic integration planning
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Frankfurt, Germany
A Scholarship for the Entire Family
A scholarship for greater immigrant success at school becomes a passport into mainstream society for the whole family
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Berlin, Germany
Berlin: Testing Diversity in City Councils
Do our democratic institutions reflect the increasing diversity of our society?
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Munich, Germany
Buntkicktgut! Integration Through Sports
Sport breaks through language and cultural barriers
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Berlin, Germany
Dolls and Diversity: Fighting Prejudice with Empathy
The Kinderwelten program uses story-telling and role-playing to help even the youngest children adapt positively to diversity.
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Munich, Germany
Giving Young Refugees a Shot at Success
A learner-centred approach gives young refugees opportunities for education and integration
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Menden, Germany
A competition invites students to design projects on how to improve integration at their elementary schools
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Kerpen, Germany
Integration Workshops for Inclusive Cities
Developing integration strategies with migrants, not for migrants.
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Hannover, Germany
MIMI-With Migrants, For Migrants: Intercultural Health in Germany
Promoting immigrant health by making migrants experts in their own causes.
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Berlin, Germany
A smart matching system connects qualified refugees to socially responsible employers and jobs where they fit.
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Rüsselsheim, Germany
Creating programs for older migrants through community consultation.
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Rheine, Germany
Open Mosques against Prejudice
Open doors help build open communities.
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Duisburg, Germany
The Miracle of Marxloh: Bringing A Community Together Around A New Mosque
Participatory planning means social inclusion for all residents and cause for celebration for the community at large
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Hamburg, Germany
We are Hamburg! Won’t you join us?
An innovative marketing campaign recruits diversity into local government while promoting inclusion across the city.
Aging Turkish migrants pose new tests for Germany
New York : New York Times, March 2007Tags: Germany, health, older persons
Becoming a Party of Choice: A Tool for Mainstreaming Diversity
Brussels : Migration Policy Group, 2011Fairness for all: integration through education: Carl Bertelsmann Prize 2008
G?tersloh, Germany : Bertelsmann Stiftung Bertelsmann Stiftung, 2008Germany adjusts to cope with a retiring Turkish population / By Naomi Kresge
: International Herald Tribune, February 22, 2008Tags: ethnic communities, Germany, older persons
Germany?s first street football festival is a huge hit
Berlin : Street Football World, 2008Immigrant integration at the local level: comparison between Stuttgart and selected US cities. / Ay?e Özbabacan [Ayse Ozbabacan]
Washington : German Marshall Fund, 2009Tags: case studies, cities, Germany, immigrant integration, Stuttgart, USA
Immigrants in the city: recommendations for urban integration policy
Darmstadt : Schader Foundation Schader Stiftung, 2006Tags: cities, entrepreneurship, Germany, housing, neighbourhoods
Integrating immigrant children into schools in Europe: Germany
Brussels : Eurydice Eurydice, 2004Tags: children, family, Germany, Language learning, Schooling
Integration through sport and other leisure-learning programmes
Berlin : Federal Office for Migration and Refugees, 2008-
Brussels : International Crisis Group Europe, 2007
Tags: Germany, religious communities
Migranten und Finanzdienstleistungen (Migrants and Financial Services)
Hamburg : Evers & Jung, 2005Tags: financial inclusion, Germany
Muslims in the EU : cities report : Germany / Nina Mühe
Budapest : Open Society Institute, EU Monitoring and Advocacy Program, 2007Muslims in the EU: Cities report: Germany / by Nina Mühe
Budapest : Open Society Institute, 2007Tags: Germany, religious communities, Rheine
Older migrants in Germany: an overview with special emphasis on the Turkish population / Gerhard Naegele
Dortmund : Institut für Gerontologie an der Universität Dortmund Institut für Gerontologie an der Universität Dortmund, 2008Tags: ethnic communities, Germany, older persons
Racism in Germany / ?lk? G?ney and Andreas Hieronymus
Brussels : European Network Against Racism (ENAR) European Network Against Racism (ENAR), 2007Rheine - offene Moscheen gegen Vorurteile
Gütersloh : Stiftung Bertelsmann, 2006Tags: Germany, religious communities, Rheine
She Gives Back: Migrant Women's Philanthropic Practices From The Diaspora / Charito Basa ... [et al.]
Amsterdam : Mama Cash Foundation, 2006Tags: financial inclusion, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, remittances, UK
Survey of Financial Literacy Schemes In The EU 27
Hamburg : Evers & Jung, 2007Tags: financial inclusion, Germany
The New Favorite of Investors: Nursing Homes
USA : TurkoAmerica, August 2008Tags: Germany, older persons
The labour market integration of immigrants in Germany / Thomas Liebig
Paris : OECD, Directorate for Employment, Labour and Social Affairs, 2007Tags: Germany, labour market integration
The labour market position of Turkish immigrants in Germany and the Netherlands: reason for migration, naturalisation and language proficiency / Rob Euwals, Jaco Dagevos, Mérove Gijsberts, Hans Roodenburg
Bonn : Institut zur Zukunft der Arbeit Institut zur Zukunft der Arbeit, 2007The national integration plan: a contribution of Germany towards shaping a European integration policy / Maria B?hmer
Strasbourg : Council of Europe, 2007Two mosques, two different reactions in Germany / by Emily Harris
: NPR, 2007Why no one protested against Germany's biggest mosque: Muslim integration / by Carolin Jenkner
: Spiegel Online International, 2008Working with and for older immigrants: ICT pilot project for building bridges to the country of origin / Marie Mense
Bonn : AAMEE, 2008Tags: ethnic communities, Germany, older persons
