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Socio-economic Conditions of Visible Minorities in Canada: 1967-2017

October 2007 In Focus Speakers' Series Presentation
  
    
An important notice to Culturescope.ca users:
Socio-economic Conditions of Visible Minorities in Canada: 1967-2017

Date: Thursday, October 18, 2007
Time: 1:30 – 3:00 p.m
Place: Holiday Inn Plaza de la Chaudière, 2 Montcalm Street, room 233, Gatineau, Quebec

Andrew Cardozo, Executive Director, The Alliance of Sector Councils, and Ravi Pendakur, Assistant Professor, Public and International Affairs, University of Ottawa, will present an overview of the changing place of visible minorities in Canada within the context of demographic, social, political and economic changes and will highlight the related policy initiatives which have occurred over the last four decades.

This presentation has been made possible by the Multiculturalism and Human Rights Branch and the Canadian Cultural Observatory.

Click here to view their PowerPoint presentation.

Click here to view their Paper.


    

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