AMES Australia on CALD Women and the workplace equity gap
Women from culturally diverse communities are at the most disadvantaged when it comes to workplace equity and the gender pay gap, new research reveals. They
Opinion: Gender violence action needs to reach all of our communities
The recent public and media focus on gender violence is an opportunity to forge some meaningful change in promoting the prevention of gender-based violence and
New survey finds refugees in Australia feel safe and grateful
Newly arrived refugees overwhelmingly find Australia a safe and welcoming place that is relatively free from racism, a new survey has found. Getting stable work
Opinion: Reshaping aged care in an age of increasing diversity
If we know anything about Australia’s population it is that we’re growing, we are getting older and living longer, and we are more culturally and
Opinion: Baltimore bridge tragedy highlights the plight of migrants
The deaths of six workers who were fixing potholes when an out-of-control containership destroyed a bridge in the US city of Baltimore is metaphor for
AI app for migrants wins prestigious design award
An artificial intelligence app that helps migrants and refugees improve their English has won the Digital Design Category of the Victorian Premier’s Design Awards 2023.
Migrant women find independence and more rights in Australia
Migrant and refugee women in Australia are finding more independence and opportunity in Australia as well as a healthier and wealthier life than in their
Opinion: Making the most of our multiculturalism
In 2016 thousands of Syrian and Iraqi people fled their homes in face of the rise of Islamic State and a brutal civil war in
New survey reveals refugees in Australia feel safe and grateful
Newly arrived refugees overwhelmingly find Australia a safe and welcoming place that is relatively free from racism, a new survey has found. Getting stable work
Making the most of the skills of migrants and refugees
An innovative new employment initiative aims to support professionally and technically qualified migrants and refugees into jobs that match their skills. Formally launched by Victoria’s
