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Discussion paper

Putting language in place: improving the Adult Migrant English Program


This paper provides important context for the changes to the Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP) announced by the federal government this month, which include expanding eligibility to accessing the AMEP and relaxing the timeframe in which people can access this support. It builds on conversations with senior officials, experts and communities over many months about...
Guide

Tips for clubs and community programs seeking to increase migrant and refugee community participation in sport


The tips outlined in this guide come from the University of Melbourne’s 'Count Me In' program, which was very successful in getting young people from migrant and refugee backgrounds to participate in sport.
Research Summary

Count me in: research summary


Participation in sport is an important way to improve the physical and mental wellbeing of young people. However, research by the University of Melbourne shows that young people from migrant and refugee backgrounds are missing out on the benefits of sport.
Report

Impact of COVID-19 on migrant and refugee women and children experiencing DFV


This report from Women's Safety NSW offers the experiences and professional observations of multicultural domestic and family violence specialists supporting hundreds of migrant and refugee women this critical time.
Working paper

Migration and skills for the low‑carbon transition


This paper aims to set out some of the key challenges around the labour and skills needs of the low-carbon transition, and explores opportunities where migrant workers can help meet gaps and support societies in their low-carbon transition. It aims to stimulate further debate by raising key issues, laying the groundwork for a series of...