The United Nations Alliance of Civilizations and the Centre for Citizenship and Globalization present
Integration: Building Inclusive Societies Forum
Diversity, Citizenship and Social Inclusion
Deakin University, under the auspices of the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations (UNAOC), will bring the UN Forum on Social Inclusion to Australia for the first time:
Friday 7 October 2011
Melbourne Town Hall and the Immigration Museum
The specific objectives of the Melbourne event are:
1. To launch the UN Alliance of Civilizations’ and its IBIS activities, including the website, as a tool for sharing resources and best practice examples at the international level, and to encourage Australian stakeholders to contribute to, and make use of the website.
2. To debate and explore current issues relating to multiculturalism, cultural diversity and intercultural relations.
3. To bring together public servants, policy makers, service agencies, academics, community sectors, civil society and NGOs, etc. to explore ongoing debates about immigration and multiculturalism, and how such debates and initiatives can inform policy development and program improvement.
“He says: I am from there, I am from here,
but I am neither there nor here.
I have two names which meet and part...
I have two languages, but I have long forgotten
which is the language of my dreams.”
IBIS Forum, Melbourne
The United Nations Alliance of Civilizations and the Centre for Citizenship and Globalization present
Integration: Building Inclusive Societies Forum
Diversity, Citizenship and Social Inclusion
Deakin University, under the auspices of the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations (UNAOC), will bring the UN Forum on Social Inclusion to Australia for the first time:
Friday 7 October 2011
Melbourne Town Hall and the Immigration Museum
The specific objectives of the Melbourne event are:
1. To launch the UN Alliance of Civilizations’ and its IBIS activities, including the website, as a tool for sharing resources and best practice examples at the international level, and to encourage Australian stakeholders to contribute to, and make use of the website.
2. To debate and explore current issues relating to multiculturalism, cultural diversity and intercultural relations.
3. To bring together public servants, policy makers, service agencies, academics, community sectors, civil society and NGOs, etc. to explore ongoing debates about immigration and multiculturalism, and how such debates and initiatives can inform policy development and program improvement.
To register:
http://www.deakin.edu.au/arts-ed/ccg/events/conferences/11-ibis/registration.php