Sentences with phrase «ethnic communities»

What role should art and exhibition - making play in constructing a narrative of ethnic communities?

The federal agency says it was not referring to any particular ethnic community in the document.

This matters as much to white British groups as it does to minority ethnic communities.

It's host to 54 different ethnic communities, each with its own traditional heritage and cultural treasures.

I became aware of similar signs being displayed prominently in black communities and Asian communities and other ethnic communities I encountered.

Silver argued that the diverse ethnic communities represented within his district were simply too divided over the housing plans to proceed.

I know many districts do try to draw menu ideas from their own ethnic communities, which is a great idea.

There is also a community hosting program that connects newcomers with someone who speaks their language and is in the same ethnic community.

If I choose to market my business to a particular ethnic community, is that inconsistent with promoting inclusion and diversity?

Many successful companies employ public relations strategies that include cause - related projects focusing on ethnic communities.

Butcher said that while employed as a public servant, Bonney directed and supervised contractors to work on partisan activities to recruit support from ethnic communities «that were critical to [BC Liberal] electoral success.»

They won control of the council last year and I know from my time working with Ealing's Conservative activists that over many years they have worked tirelessly to build relations with local ethnic communities.

[103] The Federation of Ethnic Community Councils of Australia is another example (and similarly relies on a mix of government and non-government funding).

I am very clear that integration between ethnic communities in the United Kingdom has worked well and has delivered great benefits for all of us.

Councilman Peter Vallone Jr. (D - Astoria) said he was pleased the march drew not only members of the borough's various ethnic communities, but also elected officials from other boroughs and from differing political ideologies.

Program puts entrepreneurs into ethnic communities with which they're familiar.

His clients range from the very rich to the most disadvantaged members of our society, and he is extremely proud to receive referrals from most of the varied ethnic communities in the Greater Toronto Area.

Hilda Ramirez, director of PR, communications, and education for the Santa Clara County Association of REALTORS ®, Calif., flew to Houston in September with a group of Vietnamese - and Spanish - speaking members to help majority ethnic communities with both translation and clean - up.

We recognize the Diversity of our community and have the capabilities to serves many ethnic communities in Toronto.

Mr. Wright acknowledged the potential for division among ethnic communities, but argued race should not be a factor in primary next year.

#race #ethnicity #gender #institutions #access #identity Since the Civil Rights Era, it has become commonplace for marginalized ethnic communities to instate their own institutions of sociological and cultural study such as university Ethic Studies departments and museums like Brooklyn's Museum of Contemporary African Diaspora Arts.

It lists several examples of factors that may increase a company's risk of becoming entangled in financial crimes, including dealing with «a specific ethnic community that is currently dealing with specific events (e.g. prevalence of terrorism or money laundering, war, etc.) in the home country.»

While other plantain chip makers position their chips to appeal to ethnic communities only, Turbana plantain chips are attempting to cross the cultural divide.

«We needed a way to reach niche audiences, like ethnic communities.

He'd grown exhausted after serving Harper as a senior cabinet minister, trusted political strategist and tireless conduit to myriad ethnic communities.

«In the competitive world of American ethnic communities, there are two paths to success: upward mobility defined according to wealth, education, and political power, and downward mobility measured by degrees of victimhood.»

Within North America, several ethnic communities, including Hispanics, Asian - Americans and Native Americans, have also developed self - conscious traditions of biblical interpretation.

It works today only in some homogenous ethnic communities and some small towns.

The company says it began the first pita bread bakery in Chicago catering to the local Middle Eastern ethnic community.

More than 50 trees decorated by members of Chicago's many ethnic communities show off the unique aspects of each culture, while the Grand Tree pulls out all the stops with 30,000 lights and 1,000 ornaments.

Six Bachama ethnic communities in Adamawa State have vowed to drag the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) to the International Criminal Court (ICC) over alleged bombings of...

Mr Brown argues that a «stronger sense of patriotic purpose» is needed to help integrate ethnic communities, confront migration - related problems and strengthen the confidence of Britain's foreign policies.

«The increase in BME [black and minority - ethnic communities] representation from 27 in 2010 is also notable.

Researchers are hoping to recruit 100,000 Pakistanis and Bangladeshis living in East London in one of the first large, long - term studies to explore links between genetics and health in a poor ethnic community.

During the 300 years before the Incas» arrival in 1450, intentional head shaping among prominent members of the Collagua ethnic community in Peru increasingly centered on a stretched - out look, says bioarchaeologist...

Schools affiliated with the LCMS have their origins in the German ethnic communities of the Midwest.

Attend workshops offered by ethnic community - based organizations to learn more about particular ethnic groups

Certain part in the developing of ethnicities was also played by visual, or sex, selecting; occasionally ethnic traits might acquire the significance of identifying marks for residents of an exacting areal ethnic community.

While in San Antonio Aguas Calientes you'll also visit the Museo del Traje Indígena, which displays the costumes of various Guatemalan ethnic communities.

The British and Germans were the largest groups of visitors to this ex-British colony, renowned for its coral reef (the second largest in the world), Mayan ruins and ethnic communities such as the garifuna.

This pier is located North of Iquitos (10 minutes by moto - taxi), on the right bank of the Nanay River, and from there, the boats navigate to different destinations, like the Boras de San Andrés ethnic community and the farming communities of Padre Cocha and Manacamiri, where traditional recreational activities are organized for visitors.

Kurdistan — an area that is not a country, but an area spread across Turkey, Iraq, Iran and Syria — is inhabited by the Kurds, a group considered to be the largest ethnic community without its own country.

Canada — either the Government or the Parliament of the day — has issued public apologies for its treatment of various groups, primarily ethnic communities for the mistreatment they endured in the hands of previous Governments: Japanese Canadians during WWII; Italian and Ukrainian Canadians during WWI.