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Jaffar Consultancy recognized by government as official provider of vocational training. VAT exemption for vocational training remains in force with us! Continue reading
25 April 2012 Puerto Rico (USA) Leila Jaffar will present workshop at inaugural conference of ISDIP (International Society of Diversity and Inclusion Professional) Continue reading
16 April 2012 Workshop "The Unspoken, non verbal communication and diversity." By Leila Jaffar. Language: English. Location: The Hub, Brussels (Be) Continue reading
Linkswww.interculturelecommunicatie.com The website of Professor W.A. Shadid (Tilburg University), a Dutch expert and pioneer in the field of intercultural communication. Website of the scientific magazine Intercultural communication Forum, Institute for Multicultural Affairs is the national Dutch expert centre on all developments concerning diversity and multicultural society. FORUM is financed by the Dutch government and is one of its advisory bodies. Radi Suudi of Jaffar Consultancy was one of a group of four managers assigned in 1995 by the Dutch government to found FORUM. He worked there until 2000 as head of the Research and Public Affairs Department. E-Quality is the Dutch expert centre on gender and ethnicity. Like FORUM it is financed by the Dutch government. |
LinksThe SCP (The Netherlands Institute of Social Research) is the Dutch expert centre on all kinds of research concerning trends in Dutch society. The quality of their output is very high and the reports of the SCP are considered as authorative by Dutch politicians and social scientists. Our favorite bookstore: Savannah Bay: www.savannahbay.nl |
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Radi Suudi of Jaffar Consultancy interviews Socialist party leader MP Jan Marijnissen and Christian party leader and MP Andre Rouvoet (who would join the Dutch government shortly thereafter as a cabinet minister) on religion, politics and the multicultural society. This clip comes from a series of programs, presented by Radi Suudi in the run-up to Dutch elections in November 2006. The program was broadcast on Dutch national television and has Turkish and Arabic subtitles.
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