The annual Heartlands arts project for refugee and migrant artists was launched this week with a stunning exhibition of photography and digital work that gives an insight…
Cath Scarth – CEO AMES Australia
Ensuring an ‘inclusive recovery’
My organisation has recently been supporting a young refugee from Afghanistan…
The COVID-19 pandemic is having a devastating impact on economic growth and labour market activity in Australia, and especially so for migrants and refugees, a new analysis…
The broad sunlit fruit blocks and paddocks of Mildura are a world away from forested hills of Burundi.
But for one Burundian refugee, life in the…
Iraqi refugee Aram Shaabo left behind a comfortable life and a burgeoning career as a pharmacist when he fled his home in northern Iraq as ISIS militia…
Two sisters who fled the brutal military regime in Eritrea – each following a different but equally tortuous pathway to freedom and safety – are now rebuilding…
Youth students from AMES St Albans have taken part in an exciting arts project that has seen contemporary artworks go...
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Youth students from St Albans, Footscray and Box Hill recently were introduced to potential employment opportunities...
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AMES welcomed Victorian Shadow Minister for Higher Education Mr Steve Herbert to our Flagstaff site last week. Mr Herbert...
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AMES volunteer tutor Beth Dooley has been nominated for a Deakin Community Award for the work she does in Croydon’s...
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