Educational projects are initiated from the ground up and at the neighbourhood level. Women of diverse ethnic backgrounds will co-produce cross-cultural knowledge and experience that will result in long-term community innovation and empowerment.
Grantee
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Project Type
Research
Project Nature
Education and learning
Major Beneficiaries
People of diverse race
Approved Funding Amount
HK$400,000
Funding Period (months)
17
Status
Completed
Impact / Expected Impact
Women of different ethnic backgrounds co-produce cross-cultural knowledge and positive intercultural experience through neighbourhood projects, thereby creating long term community innovation and selfsustained empowerment. The project aims to increase appreciation of the value of cultural diversity in Hong Kong on the personal and family levels, in the cognitive, affective, and social domains; spread the concept of interculturalism on the neighborhood level through outreach programs; and facilitate sustainable community innovation through mentoring projects in culturally diverse neighbourhoods.
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