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  • Cultural Diversity – inclusion, intelligence, agility – making it happen in your workplace

    Posted by admin_ais on November 11, 2018

    Cultural Diversity – inclusion, intelligence, agility – making it happen in your workplace Synopsis The field of Cultural Diversity has evolved to become broader and deeper to now cover cultural inclusion,…

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  • Fast and Furious: How the VU Block model is revolutionising education

    Posted by admin_ais on November 7, 2018

    “Fast and Furious: How the VU Block model is revolutionising education” As a University that has one of the most culturally-diverse student and staff communities in Australia, Victoria…

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  • Child’s rights within the family

    Posted by admin_ais on October 24, 2018

    “Child’s Rights within the Family” Children have the right to be safe; be treated with affection and be protected against cruelty and abuse. They are also entitled to a decent…

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  • DIY Spirituality: A growing modern trend?

    Posted by admin_ais on September 17, 2018

    Spirituality means different things to different people. Some people feel spirituality can only be nourished from mainstream faith traditions whereas others feel an internal connection through meditation is sufficient…

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  • Repairing a broken life: Escaping from drugs

    Posted by admin_ais on September 1, 2018

    Illicit drug use has been a phenomenon impacting society for years; causing strain on relationships and attributing to financial difficulties. When most people who experiment with alcohol and illicit…

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  • EEON Enabling Diversity & Inclusion Summit 2018

    Posted by admin_ais on August 23, 2018

    On Tuesday the 7th of August 2018, the Equal Employment Opportunity Network (EEON) hosted its bi-annual summit on ‘Enabling Diversity & Inclusion – Learn. Think. Do.’ summit at Australia…

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  • Islam in a Secular Society: Individualism vs Communitarianism

    Posted by admin_ais on August 1, 2018

    On the 31st of July 2018, the Australian Intercultural Society (AIS) hosted a panel conversation with Hana Assafiri, Dr Meredith Doig, Dr Paul Monk & Associate Professor Mehmet Ozalp…

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  • The Struggle of Identity Politics in India

    Posted by admin_ais on July 31, 2018

    On the 24th of July 2018, the Australian Intercultural Society (AIS) hosted a conversation with Professor Anwar Alam of the Policy Perspectives Foundation from New Delhi, India on the…

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  • Deakin University Eid Community Festival 2018

    Posted by admin_ais on June 25, 2018

    On the 21st of June 2018, Deakin University in partnership with the Australian Intercultural Society (AIS) and the Islamic Council of Victoria (ICV) hosted the 2018 Eid al-Fitr Community…

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  • Home Iftars 2018

    Posted by admin_ais on June 13, 2018

    It all started with an invitation: come join us at a house you don’t know with people you’ve never met to enjoy a tradition you may have never heard…

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