Diversity & Integration
MPG's Diversity and Integration programme is committed to promoting an environment where diversity is recognised and valued. Migrants are entering societies which are themselves changing and becoming more diverse.
The Diversity and Integration programme is aimed at:
In a strategic approach to diversity, the responsiveness of mainstream institutions and organisations to the challenges and advantages of Europe's diverse populations is key. Responsiveness means meeting the challenge of providing products and services that reflect the diversity of society, and harnessing the full potential of that diversity to contribute to socio-economic arrangements and processes.
A citizens-centred approach offering multiple pathways to citizenship, leading ultimately to the acquisition of nationality, encourages active participation in society as well as increasing openness among the general public enabling all members of society to shape the shared future of a diverse society.
Tools include:
The Migration Policy Group publishes the recordings of the webinar presenting the four MPG Family Reunion policy briefings to assist organisations responding to the EU Family Reunion consultation
The Migration Policy Group publishes a toolkit for political parties to evaluate their efforts to integrate persons with a migrant background into their ranks and formulate detailed plans to mainstream diversity in their party
The Center for European Studies and Hanns Seidel Stiftung are holding a panel debate on 'Immigration, Integration, Asylum: National and European Perspectives'