Events

Meet the Researchers – UOW Liverpool

Hybrid , Australia +1 more

University of Wollongong

Join us at UOW Liverpool on Wednesday 11 September 2024 for insightful presentations focusing on the latest research advancements in multicultural societies in Australia. Hear from social policy lecturer Dr Delia Rambaldini-Gooding and critical social geographer Associate Professor Natascha Klocker, as they delve into the contributions and equitable participation of refugees in Australian society. Both Delia and Natascha will present a comprehensive overview of their research in multicultural societies and refugee participation in Australian society and culture and their access to equitable employment and healthcare. The discussion will explore multiculturalism from the perspective of refugee groups in Australia. Their presentations have been designed with a diverse public audience in mind, and this event is open to the general public. High school students are welcome and encouraged to attend. Each presentation will last 15-20 minutes, and be followed by an interactive Q&A session where the audience are invited to engage with the researchers. Don't miss this opportunity to hear about this research and its implications for societies and multicultural settings. Doors open at 5:00 PM. Presentations commence at 5:30 PM. Register now: https://events.humanitix.com/meet-the-researchers-liverpool-campus-uow

Free

First Nations Research at Swinburne and Beyond – Enabling Ethical Research Across Continents

Hybrid , Australia

Swinburne University of Technology

This panel event provides an opportunity for participants to hear from research active scholars in Swinburne University, Australia and from Umea University, Sweden about a range of initiatives and current research activities they relate to that focus on First Nations values and priorities.  Each short presentation will follow with an interactive time for discussion.  Presenters share a range of research methodology and methods across various academic disciplinary areas, showcase some First Nations Research practices, and flag ways in which First Nations Australians are strengthening their existing social research interests through networking and collaboration.