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Culture in Plain Words
Short sheets that explain the ideas of cultural planning in a simple, clear way. Each sheet takes a few minutes to read.
07/ Goal: 100 sheets
- Sheet No. 01What is cultural planning?Cultural planning means asking together: what cultural life do we want close to home, who is it for, and how do we make it happen?Read the sheet
- Sheet No. 02What is interculturalism?Interculturalism is when people of different cultures do not just live side by side: they talk, get to know each other and build something together. In Québec, they do it in French, the common language.Read the sheet
- Sheet No. 03What is a cultural desert?A cultural desert is a neighbourhood where culture is far away: no library, no performance hall, no activity within walking distance. People do not lack interest. They lack places.Read the sheet
- Sheet No. 04What is equity?Equality means giving everyone the same thing. Equity means giving each person what they need to reach the same place. The goal is the same. The path changes from one person to another.Read the sheet
- Sheet No. 05What is diversity?Diversity is the simple fact that we are different: our origins, our languages, our ages, our ways of living. It is not a project. It is already here, on our street.Read the sheet
- Sheet No. 06What is inclusion?Diversity is being invited to the party. Inclusion is being able to get in, being welcomed and having a seat at the table. Everyone can take part, just as they are.Read the sheet
- Sheet No. 07What does “EDI” mean?EDI means equity, diversity and inclusion. Diversity is who is there. Equity is giving each person what they need to move forward. Inclusion is everyone feeling at home. The three go together.Read the sheet
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