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‘Multicultural Matters’ Online Federal Election Forum 2025

‘Multicultural Matters’ Online Federal Election Forum 2025

Professor Fethi Mansouri spoke at the Multicultural Matters online election forum about migration.

Four key myths that manufacture an immigration ‘crisis’

Four key myths that manufacture an immigration ‘crisis’

The UNESCO Team discuss four myths hampering productive conversations about immigration in Australia.

Journal of Intercultural Studies: Festschrift for Sneja Gunew

Journal of Intercultural Studies: Festschrift for Sneja Gunew

This special issue of the Journal of Intercultural Studies, Volume 45, Issue 6, December 2024 is now available.

Your invitation to the ADI Conference 2024

Your invitation to the ADI Conference 2024

Registration is now open for ‘Remaking Futures: ‘Justice, Equality and Global Flourishing’ in Burwood, Victoria, on the 25-26 November 2024.

Playing politics with migration is risky business for Australia

Playing politics with migration is risky business for Australia

‘Migration policy is delicate, difficult to get right and fundamental to Australia’s future’ writes Professor Fethi Mansouri on 360info

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