Member cities of the Intercultural Cities Networks work with developing intercultural policies to enhance their services to citizens. Intercultural policies and strategies promote equality, encounters and participation, and contribute to building societies where diverse populations thrive.

At ICC we believe that we are stronger together and one of the key aspects of the network is the sharing of good practices and lessons learned. The ICC is therefore collecting and updating its database of good practices thanks to the feedback provided by member cities.

This month the updates comes from Montreal (Canada), Turin (Italy), Dublin and Galway (Ireland), Mexico City (Mexico), Barcelona (Spain), Botkyrka (Sweden), Geneva and the Canton of Neuchatel (Switzerland), Bradford, Camden and Kirklees (UK).

They relate to equality and anti-discrimination and, more particularly, to measures and policies to combat systemic discrimination.

Enjoy the reading and remember: more will come soon, stay tuned!