Camden is a diverse, vibrant and welcoming London borough with a history of activism and grassroots activity. The borough is home to large global businesses, scientific and cultural organisations and has strong transport links to the rest of the UK and Europe. Our common cause is that we want to make Camden a better borough – a place where everyone has a chance to succeed and where nobody gets left behind. Together, we will create a place that works for everyone, and where everybody has a voice. Camden joined the Intercultural Cities Network and the ICC-UK in February 2020.

City status
Intercultural Cities Index
good practice

Information sharing with civil society and grassroots organisations on intercultural inclusion goals

Initiatives of hospitality in Camden

Camden’s residents and the authorities building together a safe and welcoming borough

Camden’s Faith Leaders’ Forum: when religions meet to work together

Participatory mechanisms and initiatives encouraging all Camden residents to engage in political life and decision-making processes

Providing intercultural mediation in Camden: an efficient tool for a harmonious life in the borough

2022

Involvement of Camden’s communities in its urban planning

Parks for Health: promotion of health assets for the local community

Gender equality: voices of the women in Camden

Music as a tool for promoting interculturality in Camden’s schools

A better involvement of parents with migrant/minority backgrounds in school life

Public spaces: hubs for intercultural mixing and bridges between communities

2021

‘Camden Together’: celebrating cultural diversity

Cultural projects reflecting and promoting the diversity of Camden’s communities

'No-one gets left behind': the guideline of Camden Council’s communication strategy

Raising awareness on and giving a positive image of migrant/minority languages

Integrating and supporting the ethnic minorities in Camden’s businesses

Recruitment practices in favour of diversity in the workforce

2020

Covid-19 Working Group

Conscious Inclusion

Leader of the Council

Georgia GOULD