The accumulation of unresolved issues in matters of diversity and
migration over the last several years have led to an intolerable level
of Human Rights infringements in European countries. In response to this
the INGO Conference has elaborated this practical guide to conduct
dialogues where they are most needed.
It is conceived as a follow-up on the White Paper on
Intercultural Dialogue (2008) and as an implementation facility for the
Report “Living together in the 21st century” (2011).
The aim is to provide a hands-on concise, user-friendly Dialogue
Toolkit. Its approach is not on the "high end culture", but rather aims
to help build social cohesion and the human rights based approach
regarding diversity issues.
Along with the Code of Good Practice on Civil Participation in
the Decision-Making Process and the Expert Council on NGO Law, the Dialogue Toolkit presented here is the third product made available to improve the practice of Democracy, Human Rights and the Rule of Law.

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Website: http://www.dialoguetoolkit.net/