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The biggest issues facing migrants today – and what we can do to solve them

Ratna Omidvar World Economic Forum November 12, 2016 Diversity, immigration, inclusion, migration, refugees, World Economic Forum

In the management of global migration, the world is clinging to outdated infrastructure and patterns of mobility. The contribution immigrants make to their host communities is not widely understood, and countries need to begin showing an interest in all migrants, not just skilled labour.

Pluralism Policies That Work – A call for more radical thinking

Ratna Omidvar Open Canada November 9, 2016 corporate governance, Diversity, inclusion

How can we create more welcoming and compassionate societies? One policy at a time. Here are nine initiatives to better promote inclusion, from a cross-section of speakers at this week’s 6 Degrees forum.

Inclusive cities are productive cities

Jonathan Woetzel McKinsey & Company May 30, 2016 immigration, inclusion, migration

Urbanization has the potential to drive global productivity, but it requires viewing immigration and population growth as positive—and acting accordingly.

BOOK: Flight and Freedom

Ratna Omidvar and Dana Wagner Between the Lines November 30, 2015 Diversity, inclusion, refugees

In Flight and Freedom, Ratna Omidvar and Dana Wagner draw on 30 astonishing interviews with refugees to Canada to document their extraordinary journeys of flight.