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‘An Overview of Islam and Muslims in Australia’ Presentation

‘An Overview of Islam and Muslims in Australia’ Presentation

Professor Fethi Mansouri, UNESCO Chair for Comparative Research in Cultural Diversity and Social Justice, presented his paper on ‘An Overview of Islam and Muslims in Australia’ at the Australian National University’s Centre for Arab & Islamic...
UNESCO Chair and Team Contributes to Community Interaction at #Eid Festival in Deakin University

UNESCO Chair and Team Contributes to Community Interaction at #Eid Festival in Deakin University

“We grow as a society by respecting differences” and that was evident tonight at Deakin University’s #Eid festival. A diverse audience was in attendance to warm messages from the event speakers – Vice Chancellor Prof Jane den Hollander, Graeme...
Ramadan Mubarak from the UNESCO Chair

Ramadan Mubarak from the UNESCO Chair

In this short video Prof. Fethi Mansouri talks about the research the Alfred Deakin Institute does as well as the importance of Ramadan.

Interview with UNESCO Chair as Advisory Member of the Australian Association of Islamic and Muslim Studies Inc.

Interview with UNESCO Chair as Advisory Member of the Australian Association of Islamic and Muslim Studies Inc.

In an interview with the Australian Association of Islamic and Muslim Studies Inc. (AAIMS) as its Advisory Board member, Prof. Fethi Mansouri discussed his research interests as the UNESCO Chair of Comparative Research in Cultural Diversity and Social Justice and the...
Advancing conceptual understanding of Islamophobia in Australia: RMIT workshop

Advancing conceptual understanding of Islamophobia in Australia: RMIT workshop

In the context of Islamophobic narratives in ‘western’ countries, including Australia, Muslim minorities are increasingly under pressure. Some attribute this hostility towards minorities to the long-standing conflict in the Middle East and more recently a series of...
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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.

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