Diversity and social cohesion: the case of Jane-Finch, a highly diverse lower-income Toronto neighbourhood is the title of Donya Ahmadi’s article published in the Urban Research & Practice journal. The abstract is below and the

Impact magazine aims to communicate research across a range of topics. Pathways to Innovations is the focus of the current issue and features an interview with Gideon Bolt titled A pathway to improving Europe’s social cohesion.

Rikke Skovgaard Nielsen continues the dissemination process, this time presenting knowledge from Copenhagen’s DIVERCITIES research to the Local Council of Bispebjerg and other interested actors. It was a public event organised by the council held

The Warsaw team will speak next week at the Museum of Praga (in Polish) about the results of their research in the district of Praga. Ewa Olejniczak Korcelli and Filip Piotrowski, both from the Institute

‘Diversity and Deprivation’ was the theme at this year’s edition of the annual ‘Housing Day’ organised by the Danish Building Research Institute in Copenhagen. More than 100 practitioners and researchers from all across Denmark attended

Governing Urban Diversity: What can policymakers and civil society learn from DIVERCITIES? is the the title of our latest Policy Brief. It is available to download now. This policy brief concerning Governing Urban Diversity describes

Boligen is a Danish magazine for social housing professionals working in Denmark. The current issue includes a ten page feature on DIVERCITIES including a long interview with Rikke Skovgaard Nielsen and a shorter one with

The Copenhagen team has been at work over the autumn on a major DIVERCITIES publication in Danish. The book is aimed at policymakers and governance officials in municipalities as well as enterprises and organisations interested

The DIVERCITIES team went to the Municipality of Aalborg to present their findings in January 2017. The presentation was a run through of the project, and the main focus was the nine recommendations developed for

On a recent Monday afternoon, Rikke Skovgaard Nielsen and Vigdis Blach of the Copenhagen DIVERCITIES team visited The Municipality of Copenhagen to present findings from DIVERCITIES research. We were invited by the Public Housing Office

At the beginning of December the Danish Building Research Institute and DIVERCITIES invited all Danish housing researchers to the Housing Research Seminar. The overall theme was diversity in urban areas, in the suburbs and in

The Challenge of Governing Urban Diversity was the topic for the DIVERCITIES PhD Summer School that took place in Vienna  3-9 July 2016. It was organised in Vienna by the Department of Sociology, University of

DIVERCITIES researchers Rikke Skovgaard Nielsen and Vigdis Blach recently went to Christianshavns High School to participate in their Researcher Internship Initiative. Rikke outlined her academic career and presented her current research to students interested in

Tuna Tasan-Kok and Sara Oezogul have been organising The City as a Lab #2: Creating Meaningful Encounters in Cities of Diversity to be held at Pakhuis de Zwijger in Amsterdam on 25 October 2016. In

Diversity in Entrepreneurship is the title of the fifth DIVERCITIES Policy Brief. It takes an in depth look at how diverse neighbourhoods represent significant opportunities for different forms of entrepreneurship, which can contribute to their

Taking advantage of The Danish Research Festival, an annual week long program aiming to spread knowledge and research methods to schools and organisations across the country, the Copenhagen team took the DIVERCITIES Educational Programme out