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Coalition internationale des villes inclusives et durables – ICCAR

Metropolitan City of Rome Capital

Roma Gianicolo
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Metropolitan City of Rome Capital

https://www.cittametropolitanaroma.it/
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Città metropolitana di Roma Capitale
Palazzo Valentini, Via Quattro Novembre 119/A
00187 Roma RM
Italy

 

The Metropolitan City of Rome Capital has set among its priorities the aspiration to present itself as a metropolis that values differences, considering the encounter between the different cultures that coexist in its territory unmissable opportunities for growth and exchange.

It is in this context that the idea of a 'Metropolitan Table of Coexistence' was born, a new  governance tool aimed at fostering a radical change for an open society based on cultural pluralism, albeit aware of the complexity of individual identities.

It aspires, therefore, to create a 'City of Coexistence', which gives space to everyone in their diversity and uniqueness, which aims at the common good by providing valuable support especially to the most fragile groups, with whom, and not for whom, we are called upon to do our utmost in view of a truly inclusive society.

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Expert Meeting organised by KAICIID in Rome on “Interreligious Pathways to Social Cohesion and Climate Justice in Europe.”
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Religion, Cohesion, and Sustainability: Reflections from Rome by the ECCAR President

Metropolitan City of Rome Capital – Italy
29 Apr 2025
As Rome welcomes pilgrims for the Jubilee, Benedetto Zacchiroli, ECCAR President, reflects on the power of religion, the challenges of local anti-racism work, and why community …
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Projekt „Kommunen für alle? Rassismuskritik in kommunalen Verwaltungen“

Gefördert vom Bundesministerium für Bildung, Famile, Senioren, Frauen und Jugend. Im Rahmen des Bundesprogramms Demokratie Leben!