Muslims in Europe are a diverse and growing population of citizens as well as newly arrived immigrants. Though the majority of Muslims are a longstanding and integral part of the fabric of their cities, many Muslims still experience discrimination and suspicion. The At Home in Europe Project seeks to improve the integration of Europe’s minority and marginalized communities, including Muslims. One effort during 2010 was the sponsorship of a photograph booth at the Copenhagen Eid Festival.
Who are you? Visitors to the At Home in Europe Project's photography booth at the 2010 Copenhagen Eid Festival answered the question about identity and belonging with good-natured seriousness and humor.
Who are you? Visitors to the At Home in Europe Project's photography booth at the 2010 Copenhagen Eid Festival answered the question about identity and belonging with good-natured seriousness and humor.
Who are you? Visitors to the At Home in Europe Project's photography booth at the 2010 Copenhagen Eid Festival answered the question about identity and belonging with good-natured seriousness and humor.
Who are you? Visitors to the At Home in Europe Project's photography booth at the 2010 Copenhagen Eid Festival answered the question about identity and belonging with good-natured seriousness and humor.
Who are you? Visitors to the At Home in Europe Project's photography booth at the 2010 Copenhagen Eid Festival answered the question about identity and belonging with good-natured seriousness and humor.
Who are you? Visitors to the At Home in Europe Project's photography booth at the 2010 Copenhagen Eid Festival answered the question about identity and belonging with good-natured seriousness and humor.
Who are you? Visitors to the At Home in Europe Project's photography booth at the 2010 Copenhagen Eid Festival answered the question about identity and belonging with good-natured seriousness and humor.
Who are you? Visitors to the At Home in Europe Project's photography booth at the 2010 Copenhagen Eid Festival answered the question about identity and belonging with good-natured seriousness and humor.
Who are you? Visitors to the At Home in Europe Project's photography booth at the 2010 Copenhagen Eid Festival answered the question about identity and belonging with good-natured seriousness and humor.
Who are you? Visitors to the At Home in Europe Project's photography booth at the 2010 Copenhagen Eid Festival answered the question about identity and belonging with good-natured seriousness and humor.
Muslims in France: "The Future Is Open" May 2012 Muslims in France are more often talked about than heard. This publication helps rectify the imbalance by sharing some of the everyday realities for Muslims in Paris and Marseille.
Closing the Gap: City Leadership on Employment and Workforce Diversity Online seminar
November 23, 2011
VIDEO
Cohosted by the At Home in Europe Project and Cities of Migration, this webinar examines efforts made by municipal authorities to create more equal and diverse workforces.
Living in Leytonstone: Identity and Belonging November 2011 VIDEO
Students share their views and experiences of identity and belonging at a multi-ethnic, multicultural school in London.