Discussion

We’re trying to help build a Richmond where everyone feels welcome, valued, and included. Our programs are designed to foster dialogue between diverse groups – from new Canadians to Richmond’s business community. We believe that dialogue is about much more than just talking; real dialogue seeks to understand other people’s experiences.

This is one place where you can share your experiences. On this discussion page, you are welcome to share your thoughts, your experiences, your wisdom, your frustrations and your questions.

How can we create a Richmond where we all feel we belong? Your answers will help shape what our community looks like.

Join the discussion today.

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Diversity Question 1

February 9, 2012 | sjohnston | Comments (4)

We asked participants of the Diversity Talent Show to reflect on questions about how we view ourselves and other people.

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Question of the week: What’s in a name?

November 3, 2011 | sjohnston | Comments (0)

University of Toronto researches and Metropolis BC studies have found that English sounding names on a resume can be the ticket to landing a job interview. Question of the week: How do you think Richmond businesses and organizations fair in … Read more >>

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We Day

October 17, 2011 | sjohnston | Comments (0)

On October 13 2011, 18, 000 youth gathered at Rogers Arena to promote global and local change. This kind of event shows that people of all ages can make a difference and they want to make a difference. What were … Read more >>

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MY STORY – ANONYMOUS FROM YES PROGRAM

May 6, 2011 | srmcrae | Comments (0)

We asked students to share their stories about moving to Canada. Here’s what one said: The first week here in Canada, I was sad because I left my friends, pets and other important things to me there in my home … Read more >>

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MY STORY – ANONYMOUS FROM YES PROGRAM

May 6, 2011 | srmcrae | Comments (0)

We asked students to share their stories about moving to Canada. Here’s what one said: This is the story of my family’s move to Canada. My family was originally from the capital city of the Philippines, Manila city. My Dad … Read more >>

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MY STORY – ANONYMOUS FROM YES PROGRAM

May 6, 2011 | srmcrae | Comments (0)

We asked students to share their stories about moving to Canada. Here’s what one said: Way back to my old life in the pearl of the pacific sea, my life was simple and easy. I got lots of friends where … Read more >>

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MY STORY – NIKI FROM YES PROGRAM

May 3, 2011 | srmcrae | Comments (0)

We asked Niki to share her story about moving to Canada. Here’s what she said: I am a new immigrate in Canada. I didn’t know what I can do here until I join YES Program, YES in short. It’s a … Read more >>

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MY STORY – MARY FROM YES PROGRAM

May 3, 2011 | srmcrae | Comments (0)

We asked Mary to share her story about moving to Canada. Here’s what she said: My name is Mary. I came to Canada from Beijing, China. I am 19 years old. I have lived in Canada for 2 years. I … Read more >>

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MY STORY – OLIVIA FROM YES PROGRAM

May 3, 2011 | srmcrae | Comments (0)

We asked Olvia to share her story about moving to Canada. Here’s what she said: When I first time came to Canada I felt worry and lonely because Canada was a new environment for me and different country different culture. … Read more >>

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MY STORY – KENNY FROM YES PROGRAM

May 3, 2011 | srmcrae | Comments (0)

We asked Kenny to share his story about moving to Canada. Here’s what he said: My name is Kenny , I’m from China. I have been to Canada 2 years. I live in Richmond now. I live with my parents. … Read more >>

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