Stella Jean's multicultural origins in Italy and Haiti have produced collections like the one that won the 2011 "Who is On Next?" competition.
This and the multicultural origins of the migrant populations suggest that the intervention would be more universally applicable within Europe.
Participants 652 of the 727 preschool children had informed consent and were present for baseline measures (mean age 5.1 years (SD 0.7), 72% migrants of multicultural origins).
A novelty of our study was the focus on young migrant children of multicultural origins in Europe, a population at high risk for development of obesity.
In addition to multiple nationalities, physicians are challenged by bicultural, multicultural, and third-culture (different from both origin and host) [ 31] patients.
The Cultural Care Diversity and Universality theory has been selected as a framework to support analysis of the cultural aspects that emerged during the interviews in a multicultural environment and with nurses of diverse origins [ 18, 32].
Mr. Montalvo's message of multicultural harmony, idealized through dancers of different ethnic origins, is nothing if not sincere, and it has good humor, cleverness and imagination.
Toronto is a multicultural city, with about 50% of the population of Caucasian origin who use English as their first language, while the remaining 50% includes several large (and many smaller) ethnic minorities with different cultures and languages.
As the racial and ethnic makeup of our country continues to change, brands can no longer think of multicultural segments as "niche" markets purely defined by race, country of origin or geographic location.
36 This is because the study will take place in a largely multicultural city in which 18.5% of the population is of South Asian origin.
