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urbandiversity.ca is live!   Nov 30 2011


Urban Diversity Forum launches new website on diversity in Canadian cities.

Urban Diversity Forum is pleased to announce the launch of our new website: www.urbandiversity.ca, the ‘go to’ portal on Canadian diversity generously funded by Bell Media, through the CTV-Chum Benefits. The launch and reception of the new website will take place on Wednesday, November 30, 2011 from 6-7 pm at the Catholic Immigration Centre of Ottawa, 219 Argyle Ave, Ottawa. Louis Douville, Vice-President & General Manager, CTV Ottawa, will be the chief guest for the occasion. 

Welcome to urbandiversity.ca!

urbandiversity.ca is a free online public service featuring an informational snapshot of diversity practices in urban communities across Canada where there are growing ethno-cultural populations along with the Aboriginal reality.

Canadian cities are featured on the site according to fifteen diversity factors, including the History of Diversity, Municipal Diversity Policies, Police/Minority Relations, The Media, Immigrant Settlement and more.

The informational snapshot of diversity practices will help broadcasters, institutions and the public better understand diversity needs and trends and provide a vital resource to affect inclusiveness in their city and Canada. 

urbandiversity.ca strives to be the ‘go to’ portal of topical information on Canadian diversity, with links to relevant sources of information and research, and opportunities for community dialogue through social media platforms.

Please email coordinator@urbandiversity.ca to have your organization's ethno-cultural diversity initiatives and policies listed on urbandiversity.ca.

Urban Diversity Forum Inc. is an independent think tank located in Ottawa, Canada. Our mandate is to address new and challenging issues of public policy for the twenty-first century for the purpose of improving the lives of all Canadians. Specifically we seek to improve the responsiveness of the public and institutions to the complex needs that arise from ethno-cultural diversity amidst the Aboriginal reality.

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