Diverse Populations

Definition

Diverse populations refer to communities or groups of people that are composed of individuals from different ethnicities, cultures, or backgrounds. These populations often have a variety of languages, customs, and traditions.

Related terms

Cultural Exchange: The process through which different cultural groups interact, share ideas, and adopt certain aspects of each other's culture.

Ethnic Diversity: Refers to the presence of various ethnic groups within a particular region or society.

Multiculturalism: A social policy or approach that promotes the coexistence and recognition of multiple cultures within a single society.