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  • Beyond the Boundary: Different Colours. One Goal.

    Posted by admin_ais on February 27, 2020

    ‘Beyond the Boundary: Different Colours and One Goal’ A report written by AIS intern Dewirini Anggraeni The Australian Intercultural Society (AIS) hosted a…

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  • Refugees: Surviving Trauma & Clinging to Hope

    Posted by admin_ais on February 18, 2020

    The Australian Intercultural Society (AIS) hosted a discussion about ‘Refugees: Surviving Trauma & Clinging to Hope’ on 19 February 2020. The lecture was presented by International guest…

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  • ‘Measuring Peace and the Economic Cost of Violence: Global Terrorism Index 2019”

    Posted by admin_ais on December 3, 2019

    On the 26th of November, the Australian Intercultural Society hosted Mohib Iqbal and Charlie Allen from the Institute for Economics and Peace to launch the Global Terrorism…

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  • ‘The Curious Case for Optimism’

    Posted by admin_ais on November 29, 2019

    Written by AIS Intern – Sarah Dandurand “What makes you optimistic?” That was the main question being asked on November 19,…

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  • ‘Shut up & listen to us!’ Youth Forum

    Posted by admin_ais on November 26, 2019

    A report written by AIS’ intern Sarah Dandurand – Most kids growing up are told by their parents that they can be anything they…

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  • ‘When Women Lead: Insights from Women in Power’

    Posted by admin_ais on October 14, 2019

    A report written by AIS’ intern Sarah Dandurand – On Thursday, October 10th 2019 the Australian Intercultural Society held a “When Women Lead: Insights from Women…

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  • ‘Social and Cosmic Change for Contemporary Mosques’

    Posted by admin_ais on October 9, 2019

    Abstract: The Canadian mosque is a building typology with almost a century of development, with over 160 mosques and Islamic centers housed…

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  • ‘YOU CAN’T HANDLE THE TRUTH! Media’s dwindling role in Democracy’

    Posted by admin_ais on September 25, 2019

    Do you consume some form of media on a daily basis? Do you check Twitter often, turn on the news and have it on as background noise…

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  • “A Christian’s perspective on the Islamic notion of Service” – Dr Jon Pahl book launch

    Posted by admin_ais on September 16, 2019

    On Tuesday the 3rd of September, the AIS proudly hosted a book launch for author Dr Jon Pahl and his newest publication Fethullah Gulen: A life…

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  • “There is no place like home” A discussion on homelessness

    Posted by admin_ais on August 20, 2019

    On Thursday the 8th of August, AIS hosted a panel discussion on homelessness in partnership with the Salvation Army, African Australian Multicultural Employment Services (AAMEYS) and the Australian Relief Organisation….

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