Eritrean refugee Jahar Mussa Mahmud survived conscription by a brutal military regime, the harsh conditions of a notorious military camp and ten years as a refugee living precariously in…
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A thousand refugee families across Melbourne have safe and secure homes thanks to the work of former Karen-Burmese refugee, Law Baw.
As a housing worker with migrant and refugee settlement…
Refugee resettlement in third countries is now not a durable solution to the global crisis of human displacement, according to former Assistant Secretary of the United Nations Professor Gillian…
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Migrant women in Australia are finding more independence, equality and a healthier and wealthier life with more opportunity than in their home countries, according to a new survey.
An overwhelming…
Nine years ago Neda Zeyghami left Iran to begin a new life in Australia. She reflects on what awaits the six Iranian women soccer players who have been granted…
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Five women from multicultural communities have been recognised for their contributions to building the capacity of their own communities and to bolstering broader social cohesion.
The AMES Australia ‘Women of…
The increasing prevalence of technology in leisure and learning is having a profound and potentially negative effect on how...
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Ancient Rome’s treatment of migrants could teach the modern world much about approaches to migration and asylum seekers,...
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A ‘flipped classroom’ approach to teaching English as a second language is achieving significant success at language...
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When 14-year-old Suvir Mirchandani was trying to think of ways to cut waste and save money at his Pittsburgh school,...
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