briefs
Agenda 21 de la culture pour le Québec : la question de la diversité
Diversité artistique Montréal a soumis un mémoire au Ministère de la culture, des communications et de la condition féminine dans le cadre des travaux de l'Agenda 21 de la culture pour le Québec. Il s'agit de la prise de position de DAM, de sa vision de la situation et de quelques recommandations concernant la diversité dans la cultre. Il est disponible ici.
Government policy on racism and discrimination
(Vers une politique gouvernementale de lutte contre le racisme et la discrimination)
Brief presented to the Quebec National Assembly's Standing Committee on Culture as part of the public consultation on Quebec's policy on racism and racial discrimination. Heard in parliamentary committee on November 1, 2006 (Delegation: Guillaume Sirois, Yves Alavo and Louise Roy, Chair of the Conseil des arts de Montréal). Available here [PDF, in French only]
All DAM briefs and interventions are available for consultation, in French only, in the Journal des débats, Standing Committee on Culture on the Quebec National Assembly's Website.
Brief to the Bouchard-Taylor Commission
Brief presented to the Bouchard Taylor Commission (November 26, 2007): Martin Choquette, President and Ms. Shuni Tsou, Coordinator of DAM presented a brief to the Bouchard-Taylor Commission on the realities of accommodation based on cultural differences in order to express the views of its members on the reasonable-accommodation issue. DAM's brief emphasized the fact that access to culture is one of the key factors that contribute to social cohesion. Diversité artistique Montréal concluded its brief with the statement that if Quebec society is to make a real place for Quebeckers from elsewhere, it is imperative that it accept that its culture will be modified by their artistic contributions. The brief was favourably received by the Commission's two co-chairs. (AVAILABLE SOON)
