News & Media: “News” February 28, 2019 Global Forum on Citizenship and Inclusion Returning to Calgary February 14, 2019 6 Degrees Calgary Speakers November 6, 2018 Canadians bring global conversation on immigration and inclusion to Berlin November 6, 2018 Kanadier bringen eine globale Diskussion über Einwanderung und Inklusion nach Berlin October 17, 2018 6 Degrees Berlin Speakers September 27, 2018 Institute for Canadian Citizenship and the Fundación Reinventando a México to bring 6 Degrees to Mexico in 2019 September 27, 2018 It’s a wrap! September 23, 2018 Sue Gardner, 2018 LaFontaine-Baldwin lecturer, will head The Markup September 18, 2018 6 Degrees in the Globe and Mail September 13, 2018 6 Degrees Toronto 2018 Schedule at a Glance July 18, 2018 2018 LaFontaine-Baldwin Lecture July 18, 2018 2018 Adrienne Clarkson Prize for Global Citizenship May 16, 2018 Highlights from 6 Degrees St. Gallen May 3, 2018 6 Degrees Citizen Space 2017 Summary Report April 18, 2018 Highlights from 6 Degrees Calgary: Towards Resilience March 28, 2018 After taking 6 Degrees from a one-man team to a multinational event, Alain Pescador moves on December 22, 2017 10 key learnings for 2018 December 22, 2017 Farewell to 2017, but a big hello to 2018! October 19, 2017 Fighting populism: How to rebuild spaces for constructive public discourse October 11, 2017 Walls that need to go: Ideas for a more inclusive world October 11, 2017 A delicate balance October 6, 2017 Making a home on native land: The welcoming way to be Canadian September 26, 2017 Life-saving rescue station for migrants among ideas showcased at Toronto conference September 14, 2017 Indigenous nationhood can save the world. Here’s how September 14, 2017 Announcing the 6 Degrees Junior Fellows for 2017 September 8, 2017 I stopped talking to white people about race. Here’s what I learned September 1, 2017 Kent Monkman to unveil Two Ships at 6 Degrees Citizen Space August 28, 2017 The bridges Canada must build, right here at home August 9, 2017 Does Democracy Have a Future? Moral and Political Argument in the Age of Trump, with Michael Sandel July 29, 2017 Ai Weiwei to receive Adrienne Clarkson Prize for Global Citizenship July 28, 2017 Rethinking the walls that divide us June 17, 2017 Quinzaine canadienne : festivités et regard porté sur l’identité du Canada May 29, 2017 Deputy Mayor Rabin Baldewsingh on how 6 Degrees and the ICC have impacted how he governs May 11, 2017 Ontario150: New Presenting Partner for 6 Degrees Citizen Space April 25, 2017 Conversation about race, identity must come out into the open, Adrienne Clarkson says April 21, 2017 6 Degrees Vancouver aims to heighten inclusion and propose radical and practical solutions March 20, 2017 150 Stories | Récits: Adrienne Clarkson March 12, 2017 Canadá, inmigración y ciudadanía March 10, 2017 LaFontaine and Baldwin: 169 Years of Responsible Government March 4, 2017 Inclusion: A Lifeline to Innovation March 3, 2017 Our vision for 2017: A letter from our co-chairs and CEO February 28, 2017 Immigration and Identity February 25, 2017 Speech welcoming new citizens at the Ismaili Centre February 15, 2017 Citizenship & Belonging: 6 Degrees Citizen Space February 4, 2017 „Lasst sie in die Zukunft schauen“ January 31, 2017 We must remember that Canadians are not immune to racism January 5, 2017 The Canada experiment: is this the world’s first ‘postnational’ country? December 5, 2016 We Are All on a Journey from Arrival to Belonging: A Review of 6 Degrees November 24, 2016 “Is there an issue more globally urgent than ways to create truly inclusive societies?” We think not. November 16, 2016 6 Degrees Spotted in Air Canada’s enRoute Magazine September 30, 2016 His Highness the Aga Khan, inaugural recipient of the Adrienne Clarkson Prize for Global Citizenship: An inspiration for all engaged in higher education September 29, 2016 Introduction of His Highness the Aga Khan at the Adrienne Clarkson Prize For Global Citizenship September 26, 2016 Pluralism Policies That Work: A call for more radical thinking September 26, 2016 Monia Mazigh: “Where is home?” September 23, 2016 Canada’s founding myths hold us back from addressing climate change (The Globe and Mail) September 22, 2016 Inaugural Adrienne Clarkson Prize for Global Citizenship Awarded to the Aga Khan for His Commitment to Advancing Pluralism (Huff Post) September 22, 2016 Why Mexico needs more Canada, according to Denise Dresser (Toronto Star) September 20, 2016 Aga Khan wins Global Citizenship prize at 6 Degrees September 19, 2016 6 Degrees on Metro Morning September 19, 2016 Winner of Inaugural Adrienne Clarkson Prize for Global Citizenship Announced September 16, 2016 6 Degrees Experiments in Pluralism: There are few things less Canadian than hatred and fear September 15, 2016 Two years on from the writers’ call for “greater protection for refugees in Europe” September 9, 2016 LaFontaine, Baldwin, and the blueprint for modern Canada September 9, 2016 6 Degrees forum in Toronto to focus on Canadian citizenship, diversity (The Globe and Mail) September 9, 2016 The Journey from Diversity to Inclusion September 7, 2016 Mathieu Lefèvre: “France needs a new dream” September 1, 2016 6 Degrees Experiments in Pluralism: In making room for others, we make room for ourselves – and for Canada August 12, 2016 Tamil Journeys ’86: Marking the 30th Anniversary of a Historic Rescue at Sea July 22, 2016 6 Degrees Experiments in Pluralism: Integral to Canada’s economy, immigrants deserve more support June 17, 2016 6 Degrees Experiments in Pluralism: Canada’s identity is an experiment in the process of being realized June 15, 2016 “We must not become desensitized by this humanitarian catastrophe.” 6 Degrees presents Migrant Offshore Aid Station (MOAS) June 15, 2016 Massimo Sestini’s Where Are You? Project June 15, 2016 The 6 Degrees Hero Image: Massimo Sestini’s Mare Nostrum May 14, 2016 6 Degrees Experiments in Pluralism: Indigenous languages are vital to telling Canada’s story April 23, 2016 6 Degrees Experiments in Pluralism: Canada’s multiculturalism: A circle, ever edging outwards April 22, 2016 Announcing 6 Degrees: Experiments in Pluralism – a Globe and Mail essay series < Go Back
