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18th Victorian Parliament Iftar Dinner 2024
The 18th annual Victorian Parliament Iftar dinner was held at the Sofitel hotel on the 12th of March, 2024. The gathering brought together esteemed guests from various backgrounds and cultures to celebrate unity and understanding. The event was co-hosted by The Honourable Ingrid Stitt (Minister for Multicultural Affairs), Mr John Pesutto (Leader of the Opposition […]
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Welcoming Ramadan and Easter Dinner with Uniting Church
The Uniting Church of Vic/Tas and the Australian Intercultural Society shared an evening together in the spirit of unity in diversity on the eve of Ramadan and Easter. Marking the fourth iteration of their collaboration, a ‘Welcoming Ramadan & Easter’ dinner was the reason for the gathering. In his address, Rev David Fotheringham, Moderator of […]
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4th University of Melbourne Iftar Dinner 2024
The University of Melbourne & the Australian Intercultural Society co-hosted their fourth iftar dinner. It was a vibrant and meaningful Iftar dinner, bringing students, academics and members from the university along with community members of all backgrounds to connect in a cultural exchange. The evening commenced with a warm Welcome to Country by Uncle Andrew […]
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14th Deakin University Iftar Dinner 2024
Deakin University, renowned for its commitment to diversity and inclusion, continued its tradition of co-hosting the annual Iftar dinner with the Australian Intercultural Society at Deakin Downtown on the 19th of March, 2024. Since its inception in 2009, this event has served as a symbol of solidarity, fostering understanding and camaraderie within the community. The […]
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4th EEON Iftar 2024
The Equal Employment Opportunity Network (EEON) in partnership with AIS hosted its fourth annual Iftar dinner at the Afghan Gallery restaurant in Fitzroy, attended by 30 guests. Chin Tan, Former Race Commissioner, delivered a powerful speech on multiculturalism, resonating with attendees who gathered to commemorate Ramadan’s spirit and celebrate diversity. The event provided a platform […]
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Christian – Muslim Dialogue : The essence of God in Christianity & Islam from the other’s perspective!
Talking about faith matters is interesting in the best of times but when you have “A Muslim’s view of the Trinity and a Christian’s view of Tawhid” be presented, you could never how the program will unfold. The conversation started with Assoc Prof Mehmet Ozalp, who explained the position of God, Jesus and the Holy […]
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Statement Israel- Gaza
The human dignity is the foundation of a cohesive, respectful & resilient society. Something we’ve been advocating for since our inception.
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SDG’s Awards
CALL FOR PROJECTS PIONEERS IN SDGs AWARDS 2023 Submission Deadline: 8 September 2023 Australian Intercultural Society is proud to co-organise the 4th annual Pioneers in SDGs Awards that recognize exceptional organizations and individuals who have made significant contributions to sustainable peace, development, and the promotion of human rights. AIS in collaboration with the Journalists and […]
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The Voice To Parliament
The Australian Intercultural Society (AIS) affirms its support for a First Nations Voice to be enshrined in the Constitution. The AIS believes a modern progressive society should be inclusive and cohesive, based on mutual respect and better understanding of one another. An affirmative vote also provides an opportunity to enhance our national unity by ensuring […]
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Conversations from the Heart – Hearing First Nations Voices
The Equal Employment Opportunity Network (EEON) in partnership with the Australian Intercultural Society (AIS) and RMIT hosted an empowering and thought-provoking event “Conversations from the Heart – Hearing First Nations Voices”. Attendees had the privilege of engaging with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices, hearing insights, priorities and aspirations of Indigenous communities in Victoria ahead […]
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