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Peasants in the City
Marjolijn Masselink posted a photograph of the picture system that a Berber association used to pick their leaders. Marjolijn’s text read: “A Moroccan organisation developed a voting system, so all their members were able to vote for their board”....
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Interculturalism at University
Yesterday's discussion on what we could take away from the conference and do better (or do at all) has inspired me to do the following: I wish to include 'interculturalism' as a subject of study during core modules on globalisation at LJMU...
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The point of view of Reggio Emilia
Reggio Emilia, a city in northern Italy, is very much in line with all that has been said during the conference.
Reggio is participating through an elected political representative, finding this confrontation moment with other realities and exper...
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Place Space and Identity
Take a look at this website - placespaceidentity.net
Go to the placespaceidentity.net blogspot to find out about the year long project of temporary art installations across the city - Stoke on Trent.
For more chat on this find Hilary.
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Pioneers, some unanswered questions
B Arts was asked by one of our funders to write a book reflecting on the story of our work with displaced people in Stoke-On-Trent over the last 8 years. We decided to use it as a way to think about the questions the work has raised for us about ...
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Voting system for those who can't read
A Moroccan organisation developed a voting system, so all their members were able to vote for their board.
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From backyard to El Hoceima
This dog travels around the world, he left his backyard, to see what it's like in El Hoceima
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Intercultural Cities on Upcoming.org
The Intercultural Cities Conference is on Upcoming - so if you're an Upcoming.org fan you can add it to your events list.
(We love Upcoming!)
http://upcoming.yahoo.com/event/466730/
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Intercultural Cities on Crowdvine
We're using Crowdvine to help the Intercultural Cities delegates and speakers to get connected before they meet in Liverpool on May 1st 2008. The network is just launched. In the run up to the conference we'll be adding more useful info here. Crow...
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