New research project to understand culturally and linguistically diverse needs relating to road safety
The UNESCO Team are seeking to address a data gap and learn more about road safety for culturally and linguistically diverse groups.
Research Report: Understanding Victorians’ varied attitudes towards Muslims
Professor Fethi Mansouri is pleased to announce the release of the final report from the project, ‘Dissecting Islamophobia: Understanding the varied racialisation of Islam using Latent Class Analysis. This project was undertaken by Alfred Deakin Institute for...
‘Mapping Social Services Provision for Diverse Communities’ project receives Australian Research Council Grant
An Australian Research Council (ARC) Linkage Grant of $381,761 has been awarded to Professor Fethi Mansouri from the Alfred Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation for project on ‘Mapping Social Services Provision for Diverse Communities’. The...
Feature on 2019 dKin Magazine
UNESCO Chair of Cultural Diversity and Social Justice, Professor Fethi Mansouri, featured in the 2019 dKin Magazine, Deakin University’s alumni magazine that presents research highlights and achievements over 2018. Featured in an article titled...
Public Lecture: ‘Citizenship Regimes in Times of Crisis’
Professor Jo Shaw, Salvasen Chair of European Institutions, School of Law, University of Edinburgh, was hosted by the UNESCO Chair for Comparative Research in Cultural Diversity and Social Justice, Professor Fethi Mansouri at the Alfred Deakin Institute for...
Interculturalism debate: the need to move beyond binary discourses
Within the context of ever-increasing polarisation in our societies, intercultural dialogue has been proposed as a possible conduit toward diversity governance. In a talk aimed at scrutinising current discourses within academia and among policy makers on the growing...