The Cultural Diversity Code is a great start, but remains a hollow phrase

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6 December 201629 March 2022
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Morgen staat Cultuur in Beeld, de jaarlijkse OCW-conferentie voor de culturele sector, in het teken van diversiteit. Hoewel het onderwerp eind jaren negentig door Rick van der Ploeg al werd aangekaart, blijft diversiteit binnen de culturele sector anno 2016 nog steeds sterk achter bij de veranderende demografische bevolkingssamenstelling. Diversiteit mag niet langer slechts een agendapunt blijven. Onder het motto: Geen woorden maar… diversiteit! roepen wij de cultuursector op tot actie.
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