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The Town of Oakville recently carried out an assessment of the current state of diversity and inclusion within the municipality and here are 12 impor stanley mugs tant things residents should know.鈥?The town partnered with the Canadian Centre for Diversity and Inclusion to carry out this assessment, which was completed over the course of 15 months. The findings were presented to council Aug. 9.鈥?The assessment involved the review of 50 town policy documents, consultation with 60 community groups and a community survey featuring 600 respondents. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 鈥?The survey found most participants agreed the town values inclusion, diversity, equity and accessibility in t stanley trinkflaschen he provision of its programs and services. Most of these participants also recognized that efforts are being made to promote these values.鈥?The survey also found that more than half of respondents have been reluctant to participate in town programs because they felt they didnt belong. Some of the barriers listed to this participation included: cost, lack of programming in languages other than English and limited accessibility for those living with physical disabilities. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 鈥?Most participants reported that the composition of town staff is not representative of the residents of Oakville. Some participant comments noted that representation may be improving, but many mentioned a lack of visible r vaso stanley acial/ethnic Sckt Today s coronavirus news: Ontario reporting 2,584 COVID-19 cases, 24 deaths; Reopening provincial outdoor recreational sites should focus on equity, access: advocates
Bowling Green holds 4th annual Academy for New AmericansFebruary 28, 2019 Josh Shortt, Share This StoryFacebookTwitteremailPrintLinkedinRedditBOWLING GREEN Ky.- At the Neighborhood and Community Services Department in Bowling Green, people from all of backgrounds came together Thursday for the annual Academy for New Americans. Participants are learning about leadership, and city government. 30 applicants were selected for the program, representing 16 different countries, and speaking 15 different languages.Int stanley cup ernational communities liaison, Leyda Becker, says the academy is a great way to celebrate the diverse community of bowling green. I think its amazing to see so many people find bowling green an amazing stanley termoska place to live. You hear that resoundingly time after time as the folks are introducing themselves. To know that theres so much language diversity, so many countries represented, but theyre all here to learn and better themselves. Theyre appreciative of the opportunity that the city has given them to have this opportu stanley cup nity to learn about how government works, how our community works and to feel more integrated, said Becker.One of the participants in the academy is Addilene Hernandez, who is originally from Mexico. Hernandez says shes had a great experience in the academy so far. I just wanted to really understand our community better and all the aspects of it, said Hernandez.The academy consists of day long sessions held once a month, on the fourth Thursday of every month
The Town of Oakville recently carried out an assessment of the current state of diversity and inclusion within the municipality and here are 12 impor stanley mugs tant things residents should know.鈥?The town partnered with the Canadian Centre for Diversity and Inclusion to carry out this assessment, which was completed over the course of 15 months. The findings were presented to council Aug. 9.鈥?The assessment involved the review of 50 town policy documents, consultation with 60 community groups and a community survey featuring 600 respondents. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 鈥?The survey found most participants agreed the town values inclusion, diversity, equity and accessibility in t stanley trinkflaschen he provision of its programs and services. Most of these participants also recognized that efforts are being made to promote these values.鈥?The survey also found that more than half of respondents have been reluctant to participate in town programs because they felt they didnt belong. Some of the barriers listed to this participation included: cost, lack of programming in languages other than English and limited accessibility for those living with physical disabilities. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 鈥?Most participants reported that the composition of town staff is not representative of the residents of Oakville. Some participant comments noted that representation may be improving, but many mentioned a lack of visible r vaso stanley acial/ethnic Sckt Today s coronavirus news: Ontario reporting 2,584 COVID-19 cases, 24 deaths; Reopening provincial outdoor recreational sites should focus on equity, access: advocates
Bowling Green holds 4th annual Academy for New AmericansFebruary 28, 2019 Josh Shortt, Share This StoryFacebookTwitteremailPrintLinkedinRedditBOWLING GREEN Ky.- At the Neighborhood and Community Services Department in Bowling Green, people from all of backgrounds came together Thursday for the annual Academy for New Americans. Participants are learning about leadership, and city government. 30 applicants were selected for the program, representing 16 different countries, and speaking 15 different languages.Int stanley cup ernational communities liaison, Leyda Becker, says the academy is a great way to celebrate the diverse community of bowling green. I think its amazing to see so many people find bowling green an amazing stanley termoska place to live. You hear that resoundingly time after time as the folks are introducing themselves. To know that theres so much language diversity, so many countries represented, but theyre all here to learn and better themselves. Theyre appreciative of the opportunity that the city has given them to have this opportu stanley cup nity to learn about how government works, how our community works and to feel more integrated, said Becker.One of the participants in the academy is Addilene Hernandez, who is originally from Mexico. Hernandez says shes had a great experience in the academy so far. I just wanted to really understand our community better and all the aspects of it, said Hernandez.The academy consists of day long sessions held once a month, on the fourth Thursday of every month
