20 years ago, the European Union had its largest expansion yet, welcoming 10 new countries. This enlargement has created a pathway of opportunity for many of our clients over the years and once again the EU looks set for enlargement. Join Polaron European Citizenship as we look back at the lengthy history of the …
Enlarging Europe, Expanding Rights: EU Citizenship and Enlargement Read More »
Register now exclusively through Eventbrite! Join us for a rigorous discussion on the findings and recommendations of the federal government's Multicultural Framework Review. Australia’s growing multiculturalism is a significant defining aspect of its national identity as a result of immigration. Now, over 300 languages are spoken in Australia. English is the predominant language, but many …
A Community Response to the Multicultural Framework Review. Read More »
As global communication becomes increasingly complex, understanding dialect variations within a language group is crucial for effective interaction and co-creation. When approaching new in-language resources, it’s essential to recognise how cultural, social and physical influences shape dialect development. These factors can lead to the emergence of distinct dialects, each carrying unique expressions, nuances and …
Effective dissemination strategies are crucial to ensuring that vital information is delivered to your audience in a way that resonates with them, fostering engagement, trust, and building positive relationships. …
A Day in the Life of… Dissemination Strategies for Diverse Communities Read More »
Do you have questions about European citizenship? Join us for a LIVE interactive webinar where we will answer all your frequently asked questions about EU citizenship. Whether you're curious …
Sexual health is essential to our overall health and well-being. Yet there is still a lot of misunderstanding and stigma around the topic, making it challenging for some multicultural communities to discuss. …
Roundtable Discussion: Addressing Sexual Health Topics Across Languages Read More »
