We Belong Here: Framework for Human Rights and Equity for Australians of African Descent
This publication is based on the African Australian Advocacy Centre’s (AAAC)
Submission to the Australian Government in Response to the United Nations
Working Group of Experts of Peoples of African Descent (UN WGEPAD)
Recommendations in November, 2023.
Launch: From Recommendations to Actions – Roadmap
Join the African Australian Advocacy Centre (AAAC) for the pivotal launch of “From Recommendations to Actions” report, a comprehensive roadmap devised in collaboration with RMIT and Western Sydney University, aimed at addressing the recommendations of the UN-WGEPAD for empowering the African Australian community.
End-of-Year BBQ Party
Join us for a sizzling celebration at our End-of-the-Year BBQ! Let’s wrap up the year with good food, great company, and memorable moments. The grill will be fired up, and laughter will fill the air as we come together to reflect on our achievements and toast to the future. Don’t miss this opportunity to unwind […]
Join Us to Launch the “African Expressions of Christianity in Australia” Report
The “African Expressions of Christianity in Australia” report was commissioned by the African Australian Advocacy Centre (AAAC). It draws on the ARC Discovery project entitled “The African Diaspora and Pentecostalism in Australia” and highlights the complex relationship between African expressions of Christianity and settlement in Australia. This report offers evidence-based recommendations aimed at government, not-for-profit organisations, and other settlement support services.
Antiracism & Decolonising Practice Workshop With Special guest Assoc. Professor Kathomi Gatwiri
You are cordially invited to a workshop with special guest Afro-diasporic studies scholar and Psychotherapist:
Assoc Prof Kathomi Gatwiri from Southern Cross University.
Roundtable Discussion – African Diaspora Youth Identities, Migration, Detention
You are cordially invited to a special afternoon networking lunch and Roundtable discussion. The purpose of the Roundtable is to discuss the UN WGEPAD recommendation to address the growing number of young residents of African descent being removed from our shores under Section 501 of the Migration Act. This is a policy-focussed discussion and involves case-study info-sharing for various stakeholders.
