A City of Talents

A podcast about how companies can ensure ethnic representation at all levels of working life. A City of Talents provides concrete strategies for building diverse talent pipelines and breaking down barriers to inclusion and equality.

A City of Talents

What does it take to ensure that ethnic minorities are represented at all levels of working life? A City of Talents explores this important challenge in five insightful episodes and offers concrete strategies for building diverse talent pipelines – from entry-level positions to leadership roles. Along the way, the podcast highlights how to break down the barriers that stand in the way of inclusion and equality.

Host Muneeza Rosendahl, Director of Foreningen Lige Adgang, draws on powerful statistics and well-documented research to provide a clear roadmap for creating more inclusive and equitable workplaces – and for removing the barriers that stand in the way of real equality.

The podcast is produced and supported by the Employment and Integration Administration in Copenhagen and is presented by Foreningen Lige Adgang and Research Humanity.

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This guide is aimed at highly educated international talents in Denmark who experience challenges in their job search. The guide provides insight into how applications and competencies are often interpreted in a Danish context, and offers concrete perspectives on how to navigate recruitment processes and present one’s competencies more clearly. The guide has been developed as part of the project Successful Labor Market Integration of Highly Skilled Migrants (SLIM), funded by Fonden Københavns Sprogcenter.

Cultural Competency in the Workplace

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Policy Guide: Inclusion of Highly Skilled Migrant and Refugee Women

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