Migration, Identity and Translation Network

Migration, Identity and Translation Network

Migration, Identity and Translation Network (MITN) acts as a hub for researchers, teachers, students, and practitioners interested in any or all of our overlapping thematic areas.

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Engagement

MITN supports innovative collaborations between top educators at Monash and Warwick.

Research

MITN brings together researchers from around the world to produce research on a wide range of subjects.

Postgraduate network

If you're a postgraduate student, network and collaborate with our active platform.

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Our people

Contact us

MITN NETWORK
Monash University
20 Chancellors Walk, Clayton 3800
Email: arts-mitn@monash.edu
Ph: 9905 5519

News

Monash University news

How do we navigate the pandemic? Intercultural dialogue in teaching and learning

As we come to the end of 2020, an opportunity to reflect on what living through the Covid-19 pandemic meant for us professionally and personally is warranted. Dr Lucas Santos reflects on the issues that Covid-19 has brought to the forefront in relation to intercultural teaching and learning, and more than ever the importance of approaching our interactions and relationships from an intercultural standpoint.

16 November 2020

Building intercultural skills in the global world of sustainability: What do students think?

Monash University news

The Faculties of Science, Arts, and Business and Economics, and the Monash Sustainable Development Institute, have partnered to deliver the interdisciplinary Master of Environment and Sustainability, a course that won a 2019 national Banksia Foundation Award.

Monash Intercultural Lab 11 November 2020

Monash Indonesia Cultural Awareness program

The Monash Intercultural Lab and the Herb Feith Indonesia Engagement Centre have successfully collaborated to offer a professional development training workshop for staff heading over to the Monash Indonesia campus.

12 October 2020

Research Brief: The role of language technologies and government policies to facilitate and support effective multicultural and multilingual crisis communication

In this brief, we highlight the need for teamwork from language experts and policy makers to effectively communicate health information to culturally and linguistically diverse communities in the current pandemic as well as be better prepared for future crises.

25 September 2020
Monash University news

MITN Translators’ Café: The cost of translation bungles during a pandemic

Translation errors in government messages aimed at multicultural communities during the Covid-19 pandemic have been widely reported on in the media.

17 September 2020
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