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Les derniers événements
December 4, 2019
Webinar: A Roadmap to Regional Prosperity: Municipal leadership on Immigrant Attraction and Retention
Learn how municipal leadership in Moncton (Atlantic Canada) and Anchorage (Alaska, U.S.A.) are designing a roadmap to their immigrant future through action-oriented strategies for inclusive community growth.Learn More
November 18, 2019
Webinar: Immigrant Futures: Regional Strategies for Northern Attraction and Retention
Learn about how the Northern Policy Institute, Thunder Bay Multicultural Association, and North Bay & District Multicultural Centre are shifting policy into practice with a dynamic vision for the prosperity and well-being of their community futures.Learn More
September 18, 2019
Webinar: Making the Case for Our Immigrant Future: Regional Perspectives
Alex LeBlanc, New Brunswick Multicultural Council, shares New Conversations, community insights on the challenges and opportunities of building a welcoming economy in New Brunswick's regional and small town context. Followed by an online conversation with guest moderator Jasmine Gill of the Century Initiative on why Canada's immigrant future is about all of us.Learn More
May 23, 2019
Webinar: Collaborating for Success: Refugee Training Programs Built with Industry Insights
Refugee training programs succeed when they are built with industry to ensure seamless transition from training to employment. From New York City's Emma's Torch, learn about a culinary training and licensing program for refugees, and from Toronto, a refugee training program focused on creating a talent pipeline to fill trade-related occupations.Learn More
April 4, 2019
Webinar: Thinking Outside the Box: Innovative Pathways to Refugee Employment
Learn about innovative tools developed to ease refugee pathways to employment and support the invaluable work of employment counsellors and settlement workers.Learn More
February 26, 2019
Webinar: The Business Case for Investing in Refugee Talent
Hire Immigrants and the Immigrant Futures project present the first in a 3-part webinar series on the recently released report, Investing in Refugee Talent: Lessons Learned in Labour Market Integration.Learn More
February 7, 2019
Immigrant Futures Forum: Designing a Welcoming Economy
What does a welcoming economy look like? Research suggests newcomer-friendly services and slogans aren't enough. Immigrant retention depends on positive labour market experiences and a robust local economy. What can local planning councils do to attract and sustain immigrant investment in the social, economic and cultural growth of their cities and regions?Learn More
October 19, 2018
Pluralism and Populism: European Societies, Migration and the Challenges of Integration
2018 GDX Lecturer Dr. Naika Foroutan, Humboldt University (Berlin), examines right-wing populism in Europe with a particular focus on Germany, arguing that current trends towards the rejection of already negotiated, fought for norms and values of plural democracies pose a serious challenge to the possibilities of inclusive nationalism in multicultural societies like Germany and Canada. Followed by a moderated discussion with Senator Ratna Omidvar.Learn More
August 13, 2018
Migration, the City and the University: WC2 Opening Plenary
The WC2 opening plenary event, "Migration, the City and the University" highlights three key themes: the impact of the use of language surrounding migration, the reality of policies in practice, and migration seen through a Canadian lens.Learn More
June 12, 2018
Webinar: Planning for Urban Resilience and Inclusive Cities: Lessons from Toronto
Dr. Zhixi Zhuang, School of Urban and Regional Planning, Ryerson University (Toronto) in conversation with Dr. Stacy Harwood, Department of Urban & Regional Planning, University of Illinois (Urbana-Champaign) to discuss planning for urban resilience in a multicultural context, and how municipal planning policies can create safe, accessible, and inclusive public spaces while promoting intercultural social interactions and understanding.Learn More
June 7, 2018
WORKSHOP: Finding Common Ground: Promoting Positive Public Opinion of Refugees through Innovative Myth-Busting and Community Collaboration
An interactive workshop that will highlight examples of city-led mythbusting and public engagement campaigns from around the world. It is in the cities and the urban communities where refugees find themselves resettled (or where they are displaced to) that the rubber hits the road. What are some examples of local and institutional strategies to welcome refugees, and to ensure that a culture of welcome is sustained through broad-based public support? What is the DNA of a welcoming city for refugees?Learn More
May 31, 2018
Webinar: In the Classroom and Beyond: Supporting Refugee Students
Dr. Snežana Ratkovic, Brock University (Canada) in conversation with Dr Stavroula Kaldi, University of Thessaly (Greece), to discuss the experiences of refugee students in the classroom and beyond, current educational policy gaps when it comes to supporting refugee students, and successful strategies that teachers, resettlement officers, and school administrators can use to ease the transition for refugee students in schools.Learn More
April 12, 2018
Webinar: Inclusion of Migrants with Irregular Status: a Role for Cities
Join Sarah Spencer, Director of the Global Exchange on Migration and Diversity (Oxford), and Jan Braat, Senior Policy Advisor, Migration and Integration, City of Utrecht to learn about C-MISE findings, recommendations, and to explore the specific example of the City of Utrecht's public commitment to be a 'Human Rights City' and the inclusive policies and practices it has developed to ensure undocumented residents have access to 'Bed, Bath and Bread' as well as health care, employment, education and legal advice.Learn More
March 21, 2018
Webinar: Empowering Youth: Identity, Belonging and Migration
Learn how youth initiatives in Berlin and London are using theatre and sport to develop a counter-narrative that strengthens youth participation in local cultural and social life while promoting skills development, empowerment and living together in cultural diversity.Learn More
November 28, 2017
Webinar: Beyond Bricks and Mortar: Rethinking Refugees and Housing
Learn about housing initiatives in Bristol, UK and Berlin, Germany, that are opening doors to refugee housing and local economic development by creating positive social interactions between refugee and host communities at home, at work and in local neighbourhoods.Learn More
October 30, 2017
Webinar: Building Inclusive Cities: What is a Welcoming Standard?
Join us online to explore the Australian Standard for Welcoming Cities with Aleem Ali, Welcoming Cities (Brisbane, Australia), in conversation with Darren Reedy, Alberta Urban Municipalities Association (Edmonton, Canada). Learn more about the change-making work behind Welcoming Cities, the design and implementation of welcoming benchmarks, and the strategic engagement of city and community leaders in the Standard's bid to ensure that immigrants thrive in the social, economic and civic life of their cities.Learn More
September 21, 2017
2017 International Metropolis Conference, The Hague, Workshop: How Inclusive is My City of Migration?
This workshop explores the complex and interconnected factors that contribute to open, inclusive cities in an era of global migration. Participants will learn about the My City of Migration Diagnostic, a new online tool that helps users assess the quality of inclusion in their daily lives: at work, at school, on election day, in health and as a new arrival. International experts will provide insight and analysis on building inclusive cities, what works, what doesn't, and the cost of exclusion. Presentations will include examples of good practice, and policy recommendations.Learn More
August 30, 2017
Refugees Jobs Agenda – Videos and Resources!
A 4-part webinar series that explores good ideas, promising practices, and the opportunities of refugee labour market integration with international experts. Hosted by Cities of Migration, Hire Immigrants and Bertelsmann Stiftung.Learn More
August 3, 2017
Webinar: Refugees Jobs Agenda – Entrepreneurship Offers Employment Pathways
Join Kajal Sanghrajka in a discussion with representatives from two organizations that are successfully supporting newcomer entrepreneurs realize their business dreams: Scadding Court Community Centre's Business Out of a Box model in Toronto and CAMBA Small Business Services in New York. Learn how each model is meeting the needs of newcomer entrepreneurs through breaking down barriers and using innovative solutions to jump start business success for newcomers.Learn More
July 25, 2017
Webinar: We Speak Translate: What does a Google App have to do with Immigrant Settlement?
Join us online with Kate Longpre, Inter-Cultural Association of Greater Victoria (Canada) in conversation with Aleem Ali, Welcoming Cities (Australia) to discuss how immigrant service organizations can use smart technology and corporate partnerships to achieve deeper impact; how the We Speak Translate project, supported by Google, is training hundreds of "power users" to build awareness about resettlement, integration and inclusion; and how community organizations and local businesses in your city can get involved.Learn More
June 28, 2017
Webinar: Refugees Jobs Agenda: From Welcoming Cities to Welcoming Economies
Dan Wallace, Welcoming America consultant (Berlin/New York) in a conversation with Dr. Toufic El Masri, Hamburg Chamber of Commerce and 'Migrant Firms' Division (Hamburg) to discuss the internationally replicated Welcoming Cities model and promising approaches in American and German cities that promote a local economic integration framework which welcomes refugees as valued contributors to workplaces, local economies and vibrant communities.Learn More
June 22, 2017
Webinar: Refugees Jobs Agenda: Rethinking Employer Role & Leadership
Join Anki Elken, Head of Sustainability and Public Affairs at Randstad Sweden Group (Stockholm, Sweden) in a learning exchange with Merissa Preston, Training Liaison at LiUNA! Local 506 (Toronto, Canada), to discuss the successful models of employer leadership in providing refugees with meaningful employment.Learn More
May 17, 2017
Webinar: Family Matters: Local Strategies for Integrating Immigrant and Refugee Families
Learn how innovative initiatives in Toronto and Barcelona are putting family first and welcoming refugee and reunified immigrant families based on the first principles of living together – building relationships, support, trust and a community of welcome – while engaging private citizens and public institutions as active agents of integration.Learn More
May 8, 2017
Webinar: Refugees Jobs Agenda: Kick-Starting Employer Action
Join Devon Franklin, Project Manager of Hire Immigrants (Toronto, CA) in a conversation with Jasmine Ateia, Division Manager, Labour Market Integration for Refugees, City of Freiburg (Germany), to discuss lessons learned from the Syrian Refugees Jobs Agenda Roundtable after its first year: getting started, who was at the table, practical strategies for refugee employment and how to strengthen private sector engagement in the global refugee crisis.Learn More
March 16, 2017
Event: 19th National Metropolis Conference, March 16-18, 2017, Montreal, Canada
Metropolis 2017 Workshop: Experts and city leaders from Canada and the United States will share insights and experiences about best practices for inclusive city building.Learn More
February 28, 2017
Webinar: Diversity Leads: How can Data on Leadership Drive Change?
Diversity Institute founder Dr. Wendy Cukier, Ryerson University (Toronto, CA) in conversation with Shaama Saggar-Malik, DiPA – Diversity in Public Appointments (London, UK) discuss learnings from the Diversity Leads project and strategies for advancing visible minorities and under-represented groups to senior leadership positions.Learn More
December 20, 2016
Webinar: Qualified to Work: Tapping the Skills and Experience of Internationally-Trained Immigrants
Initiatives in Montreal (Canada) and Augsburg (Germany) that recognize immigrant talent and maximize the opportunities for internationally trained professionals to work to their full capabilities, skills, and qualificationsLearn More
November 23, 2016
Webinar: Online/Offline: How Technology Can Empower Local Refugee Communities
A conversation with Alan Vernon, Project Lead, Connectivity for Refugees, UNHCR, UN Refugee Agency and Joséphine Goube, Chief Operating Officer of Techfugees, to unpack UNHCR's latest report, Connecting Refugees: How Internet and Mobile Connectivity Can Improve Refugee Well-Being and Transform Humanitarian Action, on the critical role that information and communications technology plays in improving the lives of refugees from city to city.Learn More
October 20, 2016
Webinar: What Comes First — Language or Work?
Employers are often faced with the question of whether to prioritize language or job opportunity. Language proficiency and ability to communicate is essential for success in the workplace and long-term career growth, but can employees work and learn at the same time? In this webinar, Hire Immigrants will address this important question of 'What comes first — language or work?'Learn More
October 12, 2016
Webinar: Job-Ready, Set, Go! Connecting Immigrant and Refugee Youth to Employment
Learn about win-win solutions from social enterprises in Sweden and France that are helping businesses tap the diversity advantage by connecting them to talented immigrant youth.Learn More
June 30, 2016
Webinar: Breaking Ground: City Solutions for Refugee Housing in Münster and Cleveland
Good, affordable housing is a critical first step to successful refugee reception, settlement, and integration. In today's urban migration context, that means cities are under increasing pressure to provide affordable and dignified housing options. Getting housing right promotes urban resilience and liveability in good times –and in times of shock or crisis.Learn More
May 24, 2016
Sanctuary Cities: Challenges and Opportunities
This 60-minute webinar that explores sanctuary policies and programs that serve the undocumented in Toronto and New York, what works and why it's important, asking: Who does the sanctuary city seek to protect and why?Learn More
November 16, 2015
Why an Anti-Rumour Strategy?
The City of Barcelona's "Anti Rumour" campaign is being replicated in over 15 cities across Europe, with strategies ranging from street theatre and pop-up workshops to media campaigns and workplace awareness. What are the essential ingredients of a successful campaign? How do we get the replication ball rolling?Learn More
July 28, 2015
National Policies for an International Challenge: Improving Refugee Integration Policies
On this July 28 Webinar, World Bank Senior Economist Manjula Luthria, Ratna Omidvar of the Global Diversity Exchange, Doug Saunders of the Globe and Mail, and Matthias Mayer of the Bertelsmann Stiftung explore new ideas for moving the refugee agenda forward.Learn More
June 16, 2015
Webinar: MIPEX 2015 Measuring Immigrant Rights and Opportunities
Learn more about MIPEX 2015 results and discuss how can we all benefit from the development and use of common indicators in the international immigration debate.Learn More
May 22, 2015
Webinar: Welcoming Economies: Immigrants are key to Inclusive Economic Growth
Join Steve Tobocman, Executive Director of Global Detroit, for an online conversation for how we can revitalize regional economies through immigrant attraction and retention, employment, entrepreneurship, workforce development, and internationalization of cities, workplaces and institutions. Interview hosted by Sarah Wayland, Project Lead of Global Hamilton.Learn More
March 13, 2015
Webinar: Tower Renewal in the Arrival City
Learn how the ground-breaking Tower Neighbourhood Renewal project in Toronto is exploring alternative narratives about urban renewal from European cities, integrating social resiliency, stewardship, adaptability into city-building and changing how we think about- and live in tower neighbourhoods.Learn More
February 17, 2015
Big Ideas Webinar: Migration and the Resilient City: Bristol
Bristol boasts the strongest economy of any UK city outside London, and is one of the country's fastest growing city. Like many dynamic, booming cities its growth includes rapid demographic change, increasing diversity and a growing gap in prosperity. How do resilient cities address the challenges of deepening social and economic inequality? Why is diversity, migration and inclusion essential to a conversation about city resilience and livability?Learn More
January 29, 2015
Parks to Farms: Urban Migration and Community Development in Tower Hamlets and Thorncliffe Park
Neighbourhoods like Tower Hamlets (London) and Thorncliffe Park (Toronto) have become destinations of choice and "arrival cities" for successive waves of urban migrants. Join us online to learn how community-led initiatives organized by local residents are rolling out the welcome mat, reducing barriers to participation, and empowering newcomers to help build a vibrant sense of community.Learn More
October 30, 2014
Webinar: Generation to Generation: Empowering Newcomer Youth and Families
Learn about award-winning programs from Wellington, New Zealand and Toronto, Canada that improve language and digital literacy for immigrant families and youth by removing barriers to technology, promoting inter-generational tutoring, and strengthening community relations through education.Learn More
September 24, 2014
Webinar: From the Boardroom to the Decision Table: Training Diverse Leadership
If visible minorities and immigrants make up a growing population, why are they still largely absent from the city's boardrooms and corridors of power? Enter programs like Diversity OnBoard (Toronto, Canada), and the West Midlands Civic leadership (Birmingham, United Kingdom) that are using practical strategies to close the diversity gap. Join Cities of Migration for an online discussion about what it takes to change the faces of civic and political leadership and connect public institutions to the talent they need for competitive growth.Learn More
June 5, 2014
2014 Cities of Migration Conference – Videos
Mayors Panel: Re-Imagining the City: Setting an Agenda for Shared Prosperity
March 25, 2014
Big Ideas Webinar: New York City's Blueprints for Immigrant Integration Success
Join Fatima Shama, former Commissioner, New York City Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs, for a conversation about why cities around the world are taking the lead on immigrant integration and how New York's "Blueprints" for immigrant integration success can help. In conversation with Astrid Ziebarth, Director of Migration & Society at the German Marshall Fund in Berlin.Learn More
February 19, 2014
Webinar: Retaining Global Talent: Making Connections with International Students
Learn about initiatives in Auckland and Halifax that recognize the potential of international students to meet local labour needs and strengthen emerging talent pools. What can smart cities and local institutions do to recruit and retain these promising young people and global citizens?Learn More
November 13, 2013
Webinar: Access to Employment: Connecting Refugees to the Labour Market
Learn how initiatives in London, UK, and Wuppertal, Germany, are building sustainable solutions and long-term employment options for refugees.Learn More
November 7, 2013
Webinar: Immigrants Wanted! Smart Strategies for Advancing Welcoming Communities and Regional Growth
Learn how innovative strategies in St. Louis (US) and Botkyrka (Sweden) aim to attract, recruit and integrate immigrants to jump start regional growth and secure a future of shared prosperity for all.Learn More
September 17, 2013
Webinar: Towards Financial Inclusion: Investing in Immigrant Futures
Learn about how smart initiatives in San Francisco and Calgary are removing barriers to financial inclusion for immigrants, and helping the financially vulnerable achieve a viable path to economic well-being.Learn More
July 23, 2013
Dialogue Circles: Building Intercultural Understanding between Immigrant and Indigenous Communities
Learn about groundbreaking initiatives in Wellington, New Zealand, and Vancouver, Canada, that are bringing new immigrant and indigenous communities together for intercultural learning and meaningful exchange as an essential part of newcomer settlement and welcome in these multicultural societies.Learn More
June 5, 2013
Big Ideas: Oslo Extra Large: Measuring Up, Making Diversity Count
Join Toralv Moe, Senior Advisor, Business Development and Diversity with the City of Oslo, for an update on the city's ambitious plan to be 'A City for All'. Learn how Oslo is putting intercultural policy to the test and raising its diversity and integration index by measuring the city's progress on equality, opportunity and inclusion since the 2001 launch of its Oslo Extra Large campaign. In conversation with: Irena Guidikova, Intercultural Cities, Council of EuropeLearn More
April 30, 2013
Webinar: Receiving Communities: Preparing a Culture of Welcome
Small-to-medium cities like Boise, United States, and Erfurt, Germany, are successfully bringing newcomers and receiving communities together with innovative programs and a clear message about the two-way benefits of immigrant integration.Learn More
April 10, 2013
Webinar: Cities at Work: Recruiting and Managing a Diverse Workforce
Learn how recruitment strategies developed by the municipalities of Saskatoon (Canada) and Bremen (Germany) are not only creating a workplace where equity and diversity are valued – they are building cities for future growth and shared prosperity.Learn More
February 5, 2013
Big Ideas: Chicago's New Americans Plan: Building a Thriving and Welcoming City
Join Adolfo Hernandez, Director, Chicago's Office of New Americans for a conversation about Big Ideas for making Chicago "the most immigrant-friendly city" in the U.S. In conversation with: Suzette Brooks Masters, J.M. Kaplan Fund of New York.Learn More
January 30, 2013
Webinar: Levelling the Playing Field: Building Equality and Inclusion with Sport
Youth-focused programs in Greenwich and Montreal are using the power of sport and games to cultivate cross-cultural understanding, more empathy, equality and fair play.Learn More
October 31, 2012
Big Ideas: Practice to Policy: Lessons from Local Leadership on Immigrant Integration
International policy experts analyze innovative local practices and discuss the role that municipal governments and other local actors can – and should – play in shaping immigration and integration policy.Learn More
September 19, 2012
Webinar: Investing in Urban Prosperity: Municipal Leadership in Immigrant Integration
Innovative local governments in Munich (Germany) and Philadelphia (US) are investing in employment and small business incubation strategies to ensure local immigrant skill, talent and energies can help transform their cities into engines of economic growth and urban prosperity.Learn More
July 24, 2012
Webinar: Healthy Living: Promoting Health and Safety in Immigrant Communities
Learn about innovative health and safety initiatives in Auckland and Vancouver that promote healthy living through community education and accessible programming that ensures new immigrants and their families are safe, sound, and empowered to seek solutions for their personal well-being.Learn More
June 20, 2012
Webinar: La participación cívica como vía de integración (en español) – From integration to civic participation
Participe en el primer seminario virtual en español del proyecto Cities of Migration que presentará dos iniciativas, de Tenerife y Toronto, que promueven el compromiso cívico mediante la creación de redes o la formación para la participación en la vida política.Learn More
May 30, 2012
Webinar: Welcoming Cities: Municipal Leadership on Immigrant Integration
Learn about the power of city-led public service campaigns in Barcelona (Spain) and Sheffield (UK) that create safe, welcoming communities by challenging myths and changing misconceptions about immigrants and refugees. These local responses to anti-discrimination help us understand the role and capacity of local government to integrate migrants and provide equal opportunities for all residents.Learn More
April 25, 2012
Webinar: Count Us In: Building Citizenship through Participation
Learn about successful programs in Dublin and Toronto that engage newcomer communities around the rights, responsibilities and rites of urban citizenship. Find out how smart cities are shifting the conversation from voting rights and citizenship status to political participation and a sense of belonging.Learn More
March 7, 2012
Webinar: All Kids are VIPs: Immigrant Integration at School
Learn about an exciting school-based program, Alle Kids Sind VIPs, from Germany that empowers immigrant youth, educators, and "celebrity" ambassadors to raise awareness about cultural diversity. Replicated in Barcelona as "Eres joven, ¡triunfarás!" the program has now spread to schools across Spain to inspire a new generation to share positive contributions about immigrant integration.Learn More
February 8, 2012
Webinar: Living Together: City Strategies for Social Inclusion
Learn about strategic city-led initiatives in Antwerp (Belgium) and Waltham Forest (London borough, UK) that strengthen the capacity of city councils, civil society organisations and ordinary citizens to work together for more inclusive communities and strong democratic institutions. This webinar is supported by Open Society Foundations' At Home in Europe Project.Learn More
December 5, 2011
Big Ideas: Dialogue on Diversity: Setting the Stage for Business Growth and Innovation
Cities of Migration hosted an online conversation with Jane Allen, Partner and Chief Diversity Officer, Deloitte (Toronto) to talk about why diversity is important and what organizations can do to successfully integrate skilled, internationally-trained workers and fuel economic growth. Interview host: Justin Treagus, CEO, OMEGA (Auckland, New Zealand)Learn More
November 30, 2011
Good Ideas from Toronto: an Exchange of Immigrant Integration Practices
Take a look at the Good Ideas from Toronto programme and read about some of the presenters, including CBC Radio, the Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council and the Toronto District School Board.Learn More
November 23, 2011
Webinar: Closing the Gap: City Leadership on Employment and Workforce Diversity
Learn about employment strategies from two municipalities, Hamburg and Copenhagen, who have built a strong campaign and delivered results in their commitment to workforce diversity. International presenters from Hamburg and Copenhagen. This webinar is co-hosted with Open Society Foundations' At Home in Europe Project.Learn More
October 25, 2011
Marketplace of Good Ideas, Seattle, US
Watch our latest video that recounts our October travels to the 4th annual National Immigrant Integration Conference in Seattle. It's a live showcase of ten of the international practices that we have profiled at Cities of Migration.Learn More
October 4, 2011
Webinar: Enterprising Cities: Incubating Immigrant Entrepreneurship
Learn how creating opportunities to start and grow small businesses is important to a city's entrepreneurial culture and a healthy, resilient economy. Immigrants bring talent, energy, a wealth of innovative business ideas and investments to our cities. How is your city supporting new immigrant entrepreneurs?Learn More
July 19, 2011
Webinar: Raising the Curtain on Cultural Diversity: Integrating Inclusion into the Arts
Cities of Migration hosted a webinar to learn about successful strategies for community engagement, creative mentoring, and promoting immigrant integration through the arts. Presenters from Auckland and Toronto share innovative ideas about how music, performance and new literary voices are building stronger communities through the arts and changing the way we see ourselves in the city.Learn More
June 22, 2011
Webinar: Opening Doors: Innovative Strategies for Immigrant Student Success
Cities of Migration hosted a webinar to learn about winning educational strategies and practical lessons for immigrant student success. Learn how educators in Malmo and Frankfurt are testing new ideas in and outside the classroom and unlocking opportunity for academic achievement.Learn More
May 17, 2011
Webinar: Listen up! Media Strategies for Diverse Cities
Cities of Migration hosted a webinar on diversity in the media and shared successful strategies used by local radio broadcasters in Barcelona and Toronto to improve audience ratings. Find out how responding to changing demographics can help you share your city's immigrant experience and boost station performance.Learn More
April 13, 2011
Webinar: Community Policing: Finding Common Ground with Immigrant Communities
Cities of Migration hosted a 60-minute webinar to learn about successful outreach strategies in community policing from Cardiff, UK, and Newport News, US, that build confidence and promote public safety within diverse communities.Learn More
February 28, 2011
Webinar: The Migrant Integration Policy Index (MIPEX) III
MIPEX, published by the British Council and the Migration Policy Group, compares immigrant integration policies in all European Union Member States, plus Norway, Switzerland, Canada and the USA, and ranks how well these countries provide opportunities for legal migrants to participate in society across 148 policy indicators.Learn More
February 23, 2011
Webinar: Healthy Communities: Immigrants helping immigrants access healthcare
Cities of Migration hosted a 60 minute webinar to explore innovative strategies for connecting internationally trained health workers and immigrant patients to the health care system. Staying healthy means knowing when and where to go for medical help and having access to experts who can speak your language, culturally and linguistically. Find out how programs in San Francisco and Hannover are actively connecting internationally-trained health care professionals to employment and training diverse cultural mediators to improve health literacy within immigrant communities.Learn More
January 25, 2011
Webinar: Ballot Box to the Podium: Mobilizing Immigrant Voters and New Leadership
Find out what cities like Boston and Toronto are doing to mobilize new voters and advance civic leadership in under-represented communities.Learn More
October 3, 2010
The 2010 International Cities of Migration Conference, Oct. 3–4
The 2010 International Cities of Migration Conference, Oct. 3-4, 2010 (The Hague, Netherlands), brought together 170 migration experts, practitioners and city leaders from over 50 cities across 22 countries. Over a short day and a half, we shared stories, debated the issues, and explored good ideas about immigrant integration, diversity and city leadership.Learn More
July 27, 2010
Webinar: All Eyes on the Ball: The Role of Sport in Integration
Whether on the field, in play or as enthusiastic supporters, team sports have a unique ability to rally the whole community behind local champions and celebrate the hero amongst us. Learn how sports participation inspires confidence and a sense of belonging in the individual team player, builds bridges across cultural differences, and contributes to community cohesion long after the winning goal has been scored.Learn More
May 19, 2010
Webinar: Making Integration Count: Local Gateways to Citizenship
Learn about new gateway cities like Fort Wayne, Indiana (US), and Oslo, Norway, that are helping transform the immigrant experience of dislocation and exclusion into a celebration of new community where everyone counts -and is counted.Learn More
April 13, 2010
Webinar: The Price of Admission: Financial Inclusion Strategies for Migrants
Learn about how financial products and services are being developed to support migrant entrepreneurship and meet the needs of people who are are financially exluded – -whatever their gender, race or postal code.Learn More
March 2, 2010
Webinar: Making the Grade: Integration Through Education in Toronto and Zurich
Watch a 60-minute discussion on integration strategies that generate equal opportunities in education
January 19, 2010
Webinar: Municipal Action on Integration: Exploring Public Private Partnerships
Learn about The Gate Project at Porta Palazzo, a municipal regeneration initiative in Turin, Italy, that uses a flexible, participatory approach to community development, and about a successful model of partnership between Chicago Community Trust and multiple stakeholders in the municipal, community and private sector that are addressing the needs of a growing newcomer community.Learn More
December 1, 2009
Webinar: Youth Participation and Migrant Voice
Learn about projects from Oldham, Paris, London and Lisbon that look at the active participation of young people in community development and their views on identity and belonging.Learn More
October 20, 2009
Webinar: It's Not Just Getting a Job: It's Building a Career
On October 20, 2009, Cities of Migration hosted guest speakers, Sherazade Langlade, from New York's Upwardly Global and Beatriz Hernandez de Fuhr, from Copenhagen's KVinfo, internationally recognized experts in the fields of mentoring and labourforce integration, for a 60-minute international webinar on human resource strategies that recruit, retain and result in the successful integration of skilled immigrants and increased diversity in the workforce.Learn More
July 28, 2009
Fulfilling the Promise: Integrating Immigrant Skills into the Urban Economy
In this webinar Elizabeth McIsaac, Executive Director of the internationally recognized Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council, speaks about TRIEC's multi-sector approach to labour market integration and how corporate leadership can help you and your city benefit from the so-called "immigrant advantage"; with Justin Treagus, Program Director, OMEGA at the Committee of Auckland, New Zealand, and corporate partner and moderator Nick Main, Chairman, Deloitte New Zealand.Learn More
June 9, 2009
Working Solutions: Lessons from local communities on integration strategies
Learn about Bertelsmann Stiftung's participatory approach to helping communities structure integration policies and programming that are inclusive and locally focused. The presentation includes an outline of the recent activities of the Transatlantic Council on Migration on the theme of "Learning from the World, " and introductory remarks from the distinguished Prof. Dr. Rita Süssmuth, former President of the German Bundestag, reknowned for her contribution to the migration field.Learn More
April 29, 2009
Webinar: Dealing With Diabetes and Other Everyday Dilemmas: The Maslaha Project
In this webinar, Raheel Mohammed and Natalia Chan of the Maslaha Project present innovative approaches used by the project to provide practical information that help the Islamic community in London, UK, navigate cultural issues to do with healthcare, education, family life, finance, and civic and democratic engagement. Moderated by Alya Adamany, from The Chicago Council on Global Affairs; and commentary from Kyle Ismail from The Inner-City Muslim Action Network (IMAN).Learn More
March 24, 2009
Webinar: Routes to belonging: the role of cities in the civic and political integration of immigrants
Learn about the role of cities in accelerating the civic and political integration of immigrants, with city representatives from Dublin and New Haven, Connecticut. On March 24, 2009, Cities of Migration hosted its first webinar about successful municipal integration strategies, introduced by Howard Duncan, International Metropolis project, and hosted by Ratna Omidvar, Maytree.Learn More
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2013 Water Follies Tickets on Sale Now at Albertsons Stores
The 48th running of the Columbia Cup plus the HAPO airshow will take place July 26-28 in 2013. Tickets for riverside venues are on sale now. Water Follies weekend passes for adults are $25 and children ages 6-12 are $10. Saturday-only tickets are $15 for adults and day passes for kids are $5. There are two ways to get your tickets:
- Telephone: (509) 783-4675
- In person: 621 N. Gum, Ste. A Kennewick or any Tri-Cities Albertsons store
Due to budget cuts, not all of the same Air Force jets will be at HAPO's "Over the River" air show. Here's what organizers have lined up to replace them:
- The Supermarine Spitfire from the Historic Flight. One of the planes that made the Rolls-Royce Merlin famous before it powered a generation of Thunderboats.
- The Alpha Jet – From Mustang High Flight LLC. European light attack jet and trainer. Most notably used by the French Air Force jet team Patrouille Acrobatique de France
- Red Eagle Airshows – Internationally-renowned, two-ship formation aerobatic team fling the Talon Eagle Bi-plane.
- Will Allen Airshows – Known as the "flying tenor" for his unique national anthem performances, although he will only be flying at this year's event, not singing.
- U.S. Air Force Heritage Flight – Featuring 2 P-51 Mustangs
Log on to www.waterfollies.com for more information about the Lamb Weston Columbia Cup, HAPO Community Credit Union Over the River Air Show and the 1-Liter Hydroplane Racing.

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A new hoax message has surfaced on the social networking site Facebook, which claims that the American professional wrestler and actor, John Cena, died in a car accident on Route 80 between Morristown and Roswell. However, the message spreading is false and is a rumor.
At the time of writing this post, John Cena posted an update on his Twitter account with a message stating that he has an important announcement to make at RAW –
Well, by this update, it is clear that John Cena is safe, and the message – John Cena Dies in Car Crash hoax spreading spreading across Facebook and Twitter is not true. It is recommend that you stop spreading the message and also inform your friends about it.
Upon clicking the link on Facebook, you will be warned that the page you are visiting is not safe and may contain malware programs that could be harmful to your computer. However, the website that the link leads to contains the following speculated message –
John Cena died in a single vehicle crash on Route 80 between Morristown and Roswell. He was pronounced dead at the scene by paramedics responding to the vehicle accident and was identified by photo ID found on his body. Alcohol and drugs do not appear to have been a factor in this accident – June 26, 2012
Scammers create such rumors in order to drive traffic to their bogus websites. Sometimes, you are asked to download malware programs that are programmed to gather your personal information stored on your computer. It is highly advised that you avoid clicking such links on Facebook.
With over 800 million users on Facebook, the social networking giant has always been the main target for spreading scams. It is quite difficult to identify scams on Facebook. Here is a post on How to Identify and Avoid Facebook Scams. Bookmark Techie Buzz Facebook Scams or Subscribe to Scam Alert Feed. We always keep you updated with the latest scams spreading on Facebook.
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Friday, September 17, 2010
How my life does not resemble Eat, Pray, Love
On the surface, there's nothing similar there. But, underneath, the whole concept of longing to leave your comfort zone, and the nagging feeling that there is something else you have to do or find before you buy that leather sectional couch with matching recliner, or commit to another three years on the school board, is familiar to me.
The similarities kind of end there:
Elizabeth Gilbert really did leave it all behind: She gave up her home, marriage and the American Dream of 2.1 children-- to get out of Dodge. I rented my perfect house to three, 19-year-old Dead Heads. I left my dog with my mom. The rest, the husband and two kids are right here with me.
Elizabeth Gilbert packs lighter than I do: She brought her clothes and a yoga mat. I brought 7 suitcases on the plane, and shipped four boxes by boat-- including a bag of clothes for Isla to grow into, piles of childrens' books, two hula hoops, six stuffed animals, a two pound pet rock and, yes, a yoga mat. (I've used the yoga mat about 20 times in the year and a half since we've been in France.)
While I'm always wondering if it's the right time to kiss the other mothers at the school gate, Elizabeth Gilbert fantasizes about kissing her cute Italian conversation partner.
Elizabeth Gilbert noticed the Italian men weren't whistling and cat calling her anymore, I am at least a decade beyond catcalls, but still wince a bit when people, especially cute young men, call me "Madame."
I'm still struggling, daily, with the local language. Elizabeth Gilbert apparently had a much easier time of it. I could attribute this to several things, most of which would be a bit competitive and catty.
I haven't ever, once, orgasmed while eating a meal in France. I have eaten some very good food, but this ain't Italy.
I curse the very existence of golden croissants and perfect meringues calling to me from every bakery window, and refuse to buy bigger pants. Elizabeth Gilbert guiltlessly gorged on gelato, then splurged on Italian lingerie.
I don't jump on trains to explore France, as much as I'd like, because by the time we got to our destination, it would be another school night.
I forgot to get a book advance before I came. But, if I understand correctly, book advances don't grow on trees.
Elizabeth Gilbert couldn't get over all the beautiful men in Rome. I cannot get over all the beautiful women in Paris.
We are both inspired by the remarkable amount of kissing that goes on on Main Street. Joni Mitchell was right. People are kissing everywhere. All kinds of people, not just the young and beautiful. And not just perfunctory pecking, but real kissing, mashing, snogging, making- out, sucking face kissing. The kind of kissing that makes you wonder why you don't still do that, every chance you can, with your mate.
When Elizabeth Gilbert got to Italy, she was surprised to discover that depression knew her Italian address. I had that moment too. "How could one be in France and depressed?" I thought. The answer is, "same person, different address."
Elizabeth Gilbert found God on her journey. I found African Dance.
Elizabeth Gilbert had to let go of her dependence on men to discover herself on her journey. I had to let go of my independence and give myself permission to need my husband for everything, including, in the first half year, making doctor appointments and signing kids up for activities. You ain't seen nothing until you've filled out a French dossier.
Elizabeth Gilbert knew she was spending only a year abroad. I thought I was spending only a year abroad. Now I know that I know nothing. And I'm okay, for the most part, with that.
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Ha, ha, ha... you said "sucking face"!!
- Emilyplays said...
Wow - has it really been a year and half that you've been in France?! Does time still move at a different pace like it does when you travel or are on vacation? If so, I imagine a year and half could feel like a lifetime. I'm not reading posts as often as I like, but I heard you mentioned on the radio the other day and thought I'd pop in and see how your adventure was going. I guess I should have started where I last read - I'll be traveling backwards through your writing!
- Emma said...
Ha! Love the comparison. Maybe a movie about your adventure? "Eat, cry, poop." or something along those lines.
oh, btw, we had a little Isla born at the hospital the other day. Spelled properly too!
Wonderful post Betsy! I have yet to see the movie but have read some of the book. Your writing intrigues me more than the actually book does ;) I especially like the bit about book advances not growing on trees. Thanks for being a place I can escape to.
- Steph said...
Eat, Cry, Poop. Love it.
I can't believe it has been a year and a half, Betsy!
- Betsy said...
For me it's definitely something more like, shop, eat, clean (repeat).
- Andrea Frazer - Pass the Zoloft said...
I've written quite a bit over at Good Housekeeping about Eat Pray Love. I found the book amazing and soulful and thought provoking. But, but... as a mother... I found it disturbing. After all, I, too, have longings and dreams. But I can't simply pack myself up and leave my family. Would I, like Gilbert, be called brave? No. I'd be called irresponsible and selfish. And honestly, some of what Gilbert did was selfish. It really was. Her husband sounded like a lovely man. But she just wasn't happy, so she took off to learn about herself.
I was married once before, too. I also left behind a broken heart - not mine. But I wouldn't do that to kids. And honestly, to this day, I feel like shit for entering into a union I simply wasn't ready for.
Again, I loved that book. But I always walk away from it feeling like I'm not as courageous as she is.
And yet again, Betsy, remember: It's a BOOK. It's easy, when everything is behind, to write something brilliant and make all the pieces fit.
- andrea frazer said...
Well, here I am now. I keep forgetting. I'm always moving blogs.
- Karin (an alien parisienne) said...
Great post!! I grinned through the whole thing. This, especially, cracked me up: "Elizabeth Gilbert found God on her journey. I found African Dance." :D
Really, Betsy, I do hope you are working on your book about all of your experiences. Seriously. I know I'd buy it in a heartbeat!
you definitely could get a book out of all this material... you already have a ready made readership!
great post again ;)
- Megan said...
I haven't seen the movie, and I got annoyed with the book and quit, but...
I am so with you! I am constantly checking out French women with my husband. Rather, he stays silent while I point out the pretty ladies everywhere. I'm just in awe. The way you described the pastries luring you in-- exactly. It's like they send out a sonar or something and then wait for me in the windows. Deliciousness. PS- I don't think the French women eat the French pastries. As for me, I'm even excited about plain ol' baguettes. Oh and the French French kissing! Fantastic!
Left my dog with my mom and shipped a whole box of rocks here! MY rocks, I miss them.
Well anyhow...
Although I wasn't a big fan of Eat, Pray, Love, I highly recommend listening to Elizabeth Gilbert's TED talk. It's awesome.
- Betsy said...
Thanks, Megan. I have seen that TED talk. It is fabulous.


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Finally it's there a new stable version of the new Gui Designer for ExtJs 2.1.0.
With this designer you can create you own GUI by just drag and drop of ExtJs elements. The result is saved in a JSON file which can be loaded outside the designer.
For download use this external link. The link contains code and documentation in one file. Because of limitations of the forum we decided to stop adding attachments to this thread. Please used the link provided.
There is a running version which can be found on http://www.webblocks.eu/designer/index.php.
The main features of the designer are:
- Full support of drag and drop for all Ext xtyped elements
- Eventhandler can be added containing JavaScript
- Advanced options to connect Json design to caller
- Embbeded documentation
- Backend support to load and save json designs
- External wizard support
Hope you like my changes and I will continue to make new changes. If you have an idea, question or bug/problem please drop a message in this thread.
Release history:
2.1.0 Visual Resize and New JsonParser[22/11/08]
- A compressed version of designer is added (Ext.ux.guid.plugin.Desginer-all.js)
- Added a new json parser therefor begin and end tags are no longer needed in code
- Visual resize added activated by context menu
- Visual move of element in absolute layout activated by context menu
- Added XType fallback to panel for unknown xtypes
- All xtypes which are loaded before guidesigner is loaded are now selectable
- Found a good solotion for property grid error
- Split single javascript files containing multiple classes into files
- Added "scope.!<VAR>" in json object, so you can create local objects if they don't exist
- Toolbox is forced to do a layout before showing.
- Changed path ExtJs version can be changed, still using 2.0.1 as base because of stablility
- You can now add you own property editors, by setting "editor" in properties.json
- Undo and redo are now keeping track of selected element
- Active item is now selected in code tree
- Codetree can now also be used beside drag drop in designer to reorganize code elements.
- Url options can now beused to configure designer window: window=1 (shows window mode) docked=1 (will dock designer) debug=1 (compression off)
- A error statusicon and tab have been added to show errors. Click on error icon on statusbar to show or hide detailtab
- Third party design elements can be configured (componentFiles) to be added to Components tree
- Components can be ExtJs version dependend, just set isVersion in component config.
- Wizard are now stored in wizard directory in json format.
- Added code to allow tabpanel selection
- When adding a second form into a form, the second form is transformed into layout
- ScriptEditor has been replace by CodeField this also resolves a number of bugs in this area
- You can drag you saved code to the designer, which will be loaded through JSONPanel or in case when shift key pressed or Repository is not supporting url data is appended
- Optionpanel added
- Resize of show window is stored in json and will be used when showing again
- Fixed a lot of small bugs
- Updated documentation
2.0.6 PHP Backend support[15/08/08]
- Added PHP File control thanks to Epsylon
- index.php is added again to release, wraps index.html
- Fixed problem with null values in json causing error message (layout wizards)
- Fixed undo problem, changes made with grid could not be undone
- Cleaned duplicated values from the propertyselection list
- Drag element, pressing shift changes to clone mode
- JsonInit is removed from redraw to increase performance
- Made code override for Ext.FormPanel so it does not crash on a empty item list
- Moved ExtJs to seperate folder, so you can choose your version of extjs
- Cleaned old code from subversion
- Workarround for error in property grid throwing error variable k
BugList/Open Issues see BugTracker
I will keep release history only for 3 release in this thread. Full history is within changes.txt which is include in the release download.
Because 2.1.0 is brand new and not allways compatible with 2.0.6 we left 2.0.6 as an forum download. Will be removed when i have made a zip file which will fit within forum limits.
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"50 questions 1: What would you name your future daughter? 2: Do you miss anyone? 3: What if I…"
50 questions
1: What would you name your future daughter?
2: Do you miss anyone?
3: What if I told you that you were pretty?
4: Ever been told "it's not you, it's me"?
5: What are you looking forward to in the next week?
6: Did you go out or stay in last night?
7: How late did you stay up last night?
8: Honestly, has anyone seen you in your underwear in the past 3 months?
9: What were you doing at 12:30 this afternoon?
10: Have you ever told somebody you loved them and not actually meant it?
11: Could you go for the rest of your life without drinking alcohol?
12: Have you pretended to like someone?
13: Could you go the rest of your life without smoking a cigarette?
14: Is there one person in your life that can always make you smile?
15: Is it hard for you to get over someone?
16: Think back five months ago, were you single?
17: Have you ever cried from being so mad?
18: Hold hands with anyone this week?
19: Did your last kiss take place in/on a bed?
20: Who did you last see in person?
21: What is the last thing you said out lot?
22: Have you kissed three or more people in one night?
23: Have you ever been to Paris?
24: Are you good at hiding your feelings?
25: Do you use chap stick?
26: Who did you last share a bed with?
27: Are you listening to music right now?
28: What is something you currently want right now?
29: Were your last three kisses from the same person?
30: How is your heart lately?
31: Do you wear the hood on your hoodie?
32: When was the last time a member of the opposite sex hugged you?
33: What do people call you?
34: Have you ever wanted to tell someone something but didn't?
35: Are there any stressful situations in your life?
36: What are you listening to right now?
37: What is wrong with you right now?
38: Love really is a beautiful thing huh?
39: Do you make wishes at 11:11?
40: What is on your wrists right now?
41: Are you single/taken/heartbroken/confused/waiting for the unexpected?
42: Where did you get the shirt/sweatshirt you're wearing?
43: Have you ever regretted kissing someone?
44: Have you hugged someone within the last week?
45: Have you kissed anyone in the last five days?
46: What were you doing at midnight last night?
47: Do you miss the way things were six months ago?
48: Would you rather sleep with someone else or alone?
49: Have you ever been to New York?
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Dell goes private in $24.4B deal
ROUND ROCK, Texas (AP) — Slumping personal computer maker Dell is selling itself for $24.4 billion to its founder and a group of investors that includes Microsoft. It's the largest deal of its kind since the Great Recession dried up financing for risky maneuvers like this.
The complex agreement announced Tuesday will end Dell Inc.'s nearly 25-year history as a publicly traded company. Shareholders are receiving $13.65 per share for their stock.
The deal reflects Dell's desire to engineer a turnaround attempt away from the glare and financial pressures of Wall Street.
Founder Michael Dell will remain the company's CEO and largest shareholder. He already owned a nearly 16 percent stake in the company, which is based in Round Rock, Texas.
Microsoft Corp. is taking part in the deal with a $2 billion loan.
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"There's a lot of competition," Arsenio Hall said about his new late-night show, which will tape in L.A. "I'm trying to change my name to Jimmy."
With Kimmel, Fallon and the rest cluttering the late-night TV landscape, it's not going to be easy to carve a niche. But Hall believes there's room.
"You don't have to go after Chelsea's fans or Leno's fans to be in the game."
In Denver, "Arsenio" will air on Fox31 at 11:35 p.m. Monday through Friday beginning Sept. 9, and at midnight on Sunday.
The producers maintain there are hundreds of thousands of Americans not watching late-night who are available to tap.
Among the moments on his previous show that Hall is proudest of: the Bill Clinton appearance, which changed the way politicians regard talk/variety show hosts; the Magic Johnson AIDS announcement.
Music doesn't get the ratings talk does, so he intends to talk to musicians as well as letting them play. One thing he'll need to avoid is the cliche: "music is the soundtrack of your life," he says. And, "I want to send you to bed with a smile on your face."


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Avery SourFest preview: What's next for this popular style?
You had to be prepared, fast and lucky to secure tickets for Avery Brewing's 3rd annual SourFest this Saturday.
The Boulder-based brewery's celebration of the cult-favorite beer style sold out within two minutes.
To preview this year's edition, we contacted a few of the participating breweries known for brewing great sour beer. (A list of the 23 breweries that will be represented this year can be found at the end of this post).
Not everything this weekend will be mouth-puckering. Avery also allows non-sour beers brewed with the wild yeast Brettanomyces "because they are also often done in smaller batches, or barrels, and generally considered a part of that 'fringe' category," marketing director Joe Osborne said.
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ESMO @ ECC 2013: Addition of Trebananib to Paclitaxel Significantly Increases Progression-free Survival in Women with Recurrent Epithelial Ovarian Cancer
The results from phase III study of trebananib, an anti-angiogenesis peptibody.
- Date: 01 Oct 2013
- Topic: Gynaecologic malignancies
The first reported findings from the phase III TRINOVA-1 trial evaluating trebananib plus paclitaxel versus placebo plus paclitaxel in women with recurrent epithelial ovarian cancer showed that the trial met its primary endpoint of improving progression-free survival (PFS). Although data for overall survival (OS) are not yet mature, a promising trend towards improved OS was observed at an interim analysis.
Taken together with an overall good safety profile, trebananib may offer an alternative treatment option in the near future to women with epithelial epithelial ovarian cancer who, for the most part, present with advanced disease; approximately 80% of these women will experience recurrence and eventually die from their disease.
Findings from the late-breaking abstract were presented on 1 October during the Gynaecological Cancer Proffered Papers Session (Abstract E17-7107) at the 17th ECCO – 38th ESMO – 32nd ESTRO European Cancer Congress. The European Cancer Congresses are organised in joint partnership with ESSO, EACR, EONS and SIOPE as a forum for the latest in oncology research and to offer multidisciplinary and multi-professional educational opportunities in oncology. The 2013 Congress convened in Amsterdam, The Netherlands from 27 September until 01 October.
Anti-angiogenesis strategy by inhibiting binding of angiopoietin 1/2 to the Tie2 receptor
Dr. Bradley Monk of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Creighton University School of Medicine and University of Arizona Cancer Center at St Joseph's Hospital, Phoenix, USA headed an international team in conducting the TRINOVA-1 study of trebananib in women with recurrent endothelial ovarian cancer. Tribananib is an anti-angiogenesis peptibody that inhibits the binding of angiopoietin 1/2 to the Tie2 receptor, thus interfering with the additional blood supply that supports oncogenesis.
TRINOVA-1 (trial identifier NCT01204749) was a phase III randomised, double-blind trial that compared paclitaxel plus trebananib to paclitaxel and placebo. The trial enrolled 919 women aged 18 years and older with measurable or evaluable recurrent epithelial ovarian cancer and adequate organ function who were stratified according to duration of platinum-free interval (PFI), measurable disease, and region and then randomised to receive paclitaxel at 80 mg/m2 i.v. weekly on a 3 weeks on/1 week off basis plus either placebo or trebananib at 15 mg/kg weekly.
Patients had received one prior front-line platinum-based regimen and were allowed to receive two additional cytotoxic regimens but patients with a PFI >12 months or who were platinum-refractory were excluded. Treatment arms were similar with regard to age, race, primary tumour site, performance status, tumour grade, and number of prior regimens. The primary endpoint was progression-free survival (PFS) and overall survival (OS) was a secondary endpoint.
The data cut-off date was March 2013. Results showed a statistically significant difference in PFS, which was prolonged by 52% with trebananib; median PFS was 7.2 months in the trebananib arm versus 5.4 months in the control arm (hazard ratio [HR] 0.66, p < 0.001). A 34% reduction in the risk of disease progression or death was also seen. The response rate increased from 30% with placebo to 38% with trebananib.
The OS data are expected to mature in 2014 and results are anticipated then; however at an interim analysis preplanned at 313 deaths, a trend towards improved OS of median 19.0 versus 17.3 months (HR 0.86; p = 0.19) favouring trebananib over placebo was observed.
In the trebananib arm, the most frequently reported adverse events (AEs) were localised oedema, nausea and alopecia. The rate of discontinuation of investigational product due to adverse events was 20% in the trebananib arm versus 7% in the control arm.
While localised oedema was increased, the investigators noted that class-specific anti-vascular endothelial growth factor associated AEs such a hypertension, proteinuria, wound-healing complications or arterial thrombotic events were not increased with trebananib.
Based on these results, further study of trebananib is warranted and there are several ongoing trials of different formulations trebananib.
The first author reported the following conflicts of interest in term of corporate-sponsored research: he has received money for research from Amgen, but this was not paid to him directly but to his institution.


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Sean will be joining the Island Swell...
Updated mateOriginally Posted by Dark Hunter
A Reminder to everyone else... This is the last chance to be able to update your stats... Once the Pre-Season is underway there will be no Stats alterations for ANYONE!!!!
Hold on a second. Dark Hunter has lost 10 points! Shouldn't that be shooting = 30Originally Posted by Blewy
If I only just posted the above post, please wait 5 mins before replying as there will be edits
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Mate im only doing what he told me..Originally Posted by Goughy
Its obviously a mistake. Why would he reduce his total points by 10?
If I'm still have an aggrasion of 100, will I get red carded?
What does it mean to a keeper anyway in this sim?
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That's what i get for dropping maths at schoolOriginally Posted by Goughy
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Aggression for a keeper isnt like a defender/mid etc...Originally Posted by Dizzy #4
From what i can gather its more about how hard you go at the ball.. In saying that if you have aggression of 100 you would be more of a chance to get a yellow/red card then someone who has say 50...
Done mate... Interesting, The swell now have 3 good strikers..Originally Posted by luffy
Fixed mate..Originally Posted by Dark Hunter
Blewy, I sent an email about changing my stats. Get it?
Yeah mate, confirmed it in your team thread..Originally Posted by burkey_1988
Hoping to injure Sean at some time during the season....Originally Posted by Blewy
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I'm learning java this semester, I have a C/C++ background so sometimes things get a litter bit confusing in here, hopefully I learn the very basis soon :-)
I'm working with a method that accept a double without format, it might looks something like this 14564852.51654874659765456874684639786514356452364 or 784643213218432516548468486.3 and the method must forma it to a two decimal number rounding it up (14564852.52 or 784643213218432516548468486.30)
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