Intercultural Cities Programme

Launch of the ICC Step-by-step guide: updated edition The Intercultural Cities Step-by-step guide is a practical tool for local authorities to apply the urban model of intercultural integration and inclusion. Intercultural Cities Step-by-step guide ›

Donostia/San Sebastián (Spain): another Intercultural city awarded the 2019 Europe Prize The 2019 Europe Prize – the highest level of the Prize which is awarded each year by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) to the town most active in promoting the European ideal – has been awarded to Donostia / San Sebastián in Spain. Read more › ICC Study visit to Haifa, Israel The Study visit presented Haifa’s intercultural practices considering its wider historical and geographical setting, as well as history, geography and politics of the region. It showed how an open management of public space can promote participation, interreligious dialogue and intercultural interaction. Read more ›

Conference on religious diversity in Fuenlabrada The city council of Fuenlabrada organises a working day on the public management of religious freedom at the municipal level to deepen and reflect on the role that local policies should play in this area. About the conference › How can the challenges of increasingly complex societies be managed? In Intercultural Citizenship in the Post-Multicultural Era, Ricard Zapata-Barrero, presents an analysis focusing on a post-multicultural period, in which he suggests how we can better manage the challenges presented by our multifaceted and increasingly complex societies. Intercultural Citizenship in the Post-Multicultural Era ›

ICC information meeting for Québec region: publication of the conclusions Last 15 May, on the occasion of the ICC Experts’ visit to Montréal (Canada) the ICC Delegation and the University of Montreal held an information meeting to present the Intercultural Cities Programme to the Union of Municipalities of Quebec (UMQ). Meeting report › Information and Communication technology (ICT) supports the provision of services for migrants’ integration (Patras, Greece) “MiiCT: ICT Enabled Public Services for Migration” project aims to develop information and communication technologies (ICT) to help deal with the challenges faced by those stakeholders involved with the integration of migrants. More about MiiCT project ›

Rijeka participates in the Croatian Cities for Equality project The Cities4Equality project proposes to investigate the current level of diversity management, and other policies, procedures, programmes and practices directed at equality and non-discrimination at the local government level in Croatia. Read more › Montreal launches a policy of non-discriminatory access to all municipal services On June 5, Rosannie Filato, head of public security on the Executive Committee, and Magda Popeanu, vice-president of the Executive Committee and head of culture and diversity in Montreal, unveiled two new actions by the Bureau d'intégration des nouveaux arrivants de Montréal (BINAM) to strengthen the sense of security among immigrants without legal status or in precarious immigration status, including asylum seekers. Read more ›

Launch of the new Intercultural Cities information flyer The Intercultural Cities Unit is delighted to announce the launch of its new information flyer! Read more ›

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