The UNESCO Chair for Comparative Research on Cultural Diversity and Social Justice at Deakin
A forum for communities, researchers and policy makers to examine critical issues of diversity and social justice in our globally connected world.
Through research, collaboration and capacity building, the Chair aims to build inclusive, just and peaceful societies by promoting respectful intercultural dialogue and combatting discrimination and structural inequality.
Parallel lives or active citizens? Examining the interplay between multicultural service provision and civic engagement in Australia
Fethi Mansouri, Matteo Vergani and Enqi Weng
Living at the Fence – Navigating Complexities While Settling in New Country: Lived Experiences of South Sudanese Refugees in Australia
From the Journal of Intercultural Studies
Scaling the ‘Ageing Migrant Body’ in Digital era: A Case of Older Chinese Migrants in Australia During the Covid-19 Pandemic
From the Journal of Intercultural Studies
“The Best Risky Point”: Agency and Decision-Making in Young Unaccompanied Asylum Seekers’ Stories
A study of 25 asylum seekers who arrived in Australia.
UNESCO Chair recognised for leadership in Human Migration Research
Professor Fethi Mansouri has been recognised as the Australian research leader in the field of Human Migration, in The Australian’s 2024 Research Magazine.
Appraising Multiculturalism: Politics, Policy and Practice Symposium
The Appraising Multiculturalism Symposium launched the key findings of the ARC ‘Mapping Social Services for Diverse Communities’ project.