Monash Migration and Inclusion Centre

Monash Migration and Inclusion Centre

The Monash Migration and Inclusion Centre (MMIC) takes an interdisciplinary, evidence based approach to understanding migration and social, economic and cultural inclusion

Research innovation

We seek to develop knowledge and new ways of thinking about migration and social inclusion, bringing fresh insights into current policy debates.

Education and training

The Centre is actively supporting the next generation of migration researchers and offers high-quality professional development opportunities.

Engagement and impact

We work closely with community organisations, policy stakeholders, government and industry bodies.

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The Centre brings together the University’s interdisciplinary excellence in migration and inclusion research.

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MMIC Webinar: Bringing Back Our International Students: The Future of International Education Across Australia and New Zealand

The Monash Migration and Inclusion Centre brings together a panel of experts from RMIT, the University of Auckland, ISANA NZ and English Australia to discuss best ways to bring back our international students across the Tasman in the context of COVID 19. This webinar will be held on Tuesday, 8 September 2020 from 10:00-11:30am AEST. Register free here.

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Report Launch: Towards active engagement with CALD communities

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Researchers from our MMIC team - including Dr Charishma Ratnam, Associate Professor Rebecca Wickes, Rebecca Powell, and Chloe Keel - are excited to launch the ‘Towards active engagement: Understanding how organisations are using technology to connect with diverse groups during COVID-19’ report.

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Webinar: ‘Risk, Race and the Challenge of Inclusive Policing’

Associate Professor Leanne Weber held her webinar ‘Risk, Race and the Challenge of Inclusive Policing’ on Tuesday, 18th August 2020. This event built on the global momentum for police reform and provided a forum for discussing possible ways to improve interactions between policy and young people from South Sudanese and Pasifika backgrounds.

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Responding to hate speech during COVID-19 webinar and panel discussion

While the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the economy and our public health system have been well documented, the crisis has also given rise to a diverse range of social harms. Among these is the increase in incidents of hate speech targeting members of various ethnic and religious minorities, both online and offline. In a recent webinar, academics, policy makers, and community leaders came together to discuss how to understand and respond effectively to contemporary hate speech.

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Three PhD scholarship opportunities available to work with MMIC academics and leading industry partners on key migration, diversity, and inclusion challenges

The Monash Migration and Inclusion Centre is pleased to be working with leading industry partners to support three PhD candidates to become the next thought leaders responding to key migration, diversity, and inclusion challenges.

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