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.

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Mapping Social Cohesion Report 2021

Migrant and refugee women in Australia: The safety and security study

Co-designing effective COVID-19 communications with CALD youth in Victoria

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MMIC webinar: Political parties in multiethnic and multilingual societies

Register free for this MMIC webinar on Friday 3 December 9:00-11:00am AEDT. Chaired by Dr Matteo Bonotti from MMIC, this webinar is structured over two panel sessions as a forum for the comparative analysis of the impact of ethnic and linguistic divisions on party politics in a number of European and Asian countries.

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Introducing NGN member, Gilbert Mak

Each month MMIC profiles a member of our Next Generation Network to showcase the incredible research being undertaken by our network of postgraduate and early career researchers. This month we sat down with Gilbert Mak (Monash University) to discuss his recently conferred PhD research on refugee settlement in Australia.

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Welcoming Cities to host Symposium ‘From Welcoming to Belonging’

The symposium will take place at the National Gallery of Australia, Canberra on May 10 and 11, 2022

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Webinar ‘Place, Race and Politics’ with Professor Leanne Weber, Professor Ghassan Hage and Maker Mayek

A webinar discussion from evidence based research and community experiences exposing politicised racism in Australian politics. during this election year. Tuesday March 22, 4:00-5:30pm (AEDT). Registration is free.

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Introducing NGN member, Henrietta McNeill

Each month MMIC profiles a member of our Next Generation Network to showcase the incredible research being undertaken by our network of postgraduate and early career researchers. This month we sat down with Henrietta McNeill (PhD Candidate, Australian National University) to discuss her PhD research and her recent success as a recipient of a Fulbright New Zealand Graduate Award.

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