The UNESCO Chair program builds capacity and promotes international cooperation through the exchange of knowledge and resources in the fields of education, science, culture and communication. We aim to ensure cultural diversity is accepted and embraced as a core tenet of humanity.
Meeting prospective participants of DFAT/CAAR project on Social Inequalities in Post-Revolution Tunisia
Professor Fethi Mansouri met with a group of prospective participants for the DFAT (Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade)/CAAR (Council for Australian Arab Relations) project on Social Inequalities in Post-Revolution Tunisia. The group includes representatives from...
Public Lecture: ‘Disrupting Racism in Contemporary Australia’
A public lecture on 'Disrupting Racism in Contemporary Australia' was held at the City of Yarra Town Hall in Melbourne, Australia on 11th December 2019. Professor Fethi Mansouri delivered the lecture and this presentation was part of the city’s celebrations around the...
Public Policy Lecture: The politics of global refugee policy making
An Alfred Deakin Institute public lecture on 'Building a Legacy: How can Australia lead the global response to the refugee crisis' was held on 8th December 2019.Professor Fethi Mansouri welcoming the audience to the public lecture on the politics of global refugee...