Please watch the video recording of this webinar here. Are you interested in European citizenship but concerned about the price tag? In this month's live webinar we'll cover the cost of EU citizenship, from the price to the potential financial benefits. We’ll take you behind the scenes to explain all the ins and outs of …
We are ageing. 1 in 6 Australians are aged 65 and over and nearly 1 in 5 Australians speak a language other than English at home. The proportion of Australians who specifically don’t speak English well is also significantly higher in those over the age of 60. So how do we appropriately communicate with these …
A Day in the Life of… Older Multicultural Australians Read More »
Ever wonder how to make your content aimed at multicultural audiences shine? From culturally appropriate pictures to your multilingual messages, how do you ensure they engage and resonate? What if …
A Day in the Life of… Multicultural Content Management Read More »
Missed out on watching the webinar live? You can still watch it here. Do you have Slovak ancestry but aren't eligible for citizenship through descent? Then the Slovak Living Abroad certificate might be the option for you. The Slovak Living Abroad (SLA) certificate allows people with Slovak heritage (as far back as you can prove) …
Collective memory plays an important role in politics and society. It makes a community form its internal policy, decide about its external relations and shape its collective identity. Engaging with discourses of national identity leads to reflecting on the past and ways in which memory shapes who we are. In the context of ongoing …
Decolonising Memory: Politics of Memory and the Process of Reconciliation Read More »
This event has happened. Please watch the webinar here. Diversity is Australia's national strength. With over 7.7 million Australians born overseas and thousands of people coming to Australia each and every year, the challenges faced by migrants are ever evolving. From language barriers to the limited employment opportunities, the first few years in Australia can …
