Projects related to Intercultural City/ Tabunka-Kyosei

As communities across the globe grow increasingly diverse, the way they manage diversity becomes a key challenge for the future. The Japan Foundation organizes various seminars and symposiums on the theme of “Intercultural City”/ “Tabunka-Kyosei.”

** An intercultural city views diversity—especially that of its immigrant community—not as a threat or a problem to be solved, but as a positive source of dynamism, innovation, creativity, and growth. Twenty-one European cities are currently exchanging expertise and experiences under the Intercultural City Programme started in 2008 by the Council of Europe.

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Group photo of participants at Asia-Europe Intercultural City Summit 2011

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Photo of Intercultural City Seminar 2011

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Photo of participants at Public Symposium: Intercultural City and Multicultural Symbiosis

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