Diversity as a resource
Inklusion [inclusion] is focusing on the potential of competences, views of life and ideas, which in its’ diversity create a dynamic society. We work for an inclusive society, one that appreciates diversity and opens to the world. A future oriented society must include to develop the potential of diversity.
Diversity is a value which we seek to concretize and make operational. The starting point for Inklusion was in 2003 to pose the question: ‘How can diversity become a resource in Denmark?’ Since then, we have been working with practical implementation of the diversity terminology, through awareness raising, networking, counseling, and communication of good practices – both in Denmark and the Middle East.
On this site you can read more about what we do, where and when.
News
www.inklusion.dk now in English!
Inklusion (Inclusion) is now also available in English. We appreciate the global input to our projects and the web site!
Diversity as a resource in Egypt
’The project 'Living Together-CAIRO' is intended to bring Egyptians and refugees of all nationalities together to work for common benefits while overcoming issues of racism experienced by 'the other' in Egyptian society. Through capacity building in local NGOs and CBOs, and initiating a wide public campaign Living Together aims at promoting diversity as a resource.
Read more here.
For further information, co-operation etc. please contact Jakob@inklusion.dk
Brain Drain, Inclusion and Development
On Wednesday October 10, Jakob I. Myschetzky/Inklusion was invited as guest speaker at a seminar at The American University in Cairo (AUC). Based on the findings of his thesis, Migrating Minds – highly skilled Egyptians in the process of development, he spoke about the development potential in the Arab world related to the increasing appetite for foreign brains in the West, e.g. the strategy: Denmark – a good place to work.
Jakob I. Myschetzky is currently Research Fellow at Forced Migration and Refugee Studies, AUC, where he continues his research on the brain drain and development.
Read the invitation for the seminar here.
Read the thesis Migrating Minds here (pdf).
Inklusion meets the Arab Thought Forum (ATF)
ATF is an independent NGO, who since 1981 has been working for cooperation and development across the Arab region and internationally. ATF is based in Amman, Jordan and initiated by H.R.H. Prince Hassan, with a wide board of Arab intellectuals.
At a meeting October 30, 2007 in Amman Inklusion and ATF discussed means of knowledge sharing, networking, and joint future projects. More info will follow on this site.
Learn more about the Arab Thought Forum at www.atf.org.jo