Italian to English Art/Literary Social Science, Sociology, Ethics, etc. Social history

I am struggling to come up with a suitable translation for the phrase above which is the title of the foreword to a book on the experiences of Friulian immigrants in Canada during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. A literal translation just won't work.

Context

In the foreword, the writer praises the Canadian administration for turning its back on the "forced assimilation" immigration policies favoured by America, which he refers to as the "melting pot" approach, and for embracing a multiculturalist approach. He then goes on to describe the experiences of those who left Friuli to settle in Canada - (the main focus of the book itself) - the initial difficulties they encountered and their subsequent success in making a better life for themselves. He ends by celebrating the contribution made by Friulians to the economic and social development of Canada and ends the piece suggesting the experiences described in the book offer a key to resolving one of the problems caused by globalisation, namely how to open oneself up to the 'other' whilst still remaining true to one's own cultural identity..... So far I have come up with: A Land Fit for Migrants/ The Land where Dreams are Made - neither of which I like.

If anyone out there can suggest a more suitable alternative, I'd be very grateful!