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Multiculturalism

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A roadmap for Australian investors


Capital Human and Impact Investing Australia have created this roadmap. It details how to invest to achieve gender equity, racial equity, diversity and inclusion outcomes by investing in and from Australia.
Report

Award of funding under the Safer Communities Fund


The objective of this audit was to assess whether the award of funding under the Safer Communities Fund was effective and consistent with the Commonwealth Grant Rules and Guidelines.
Journal article

Theorizing to improve mental health in multicultural construction industries: an intercultural coping model

Construction workers are exposed to a range of stressors that lead to mental ill-health. In a multicultural construction workplace, the interactions between workers with different cultural backgrounds may aggravate mental health issues. Existing studies on coping typically focus on a reactive approach to managing stressors in the absence of cultural-related factors. This approach is inadequate...

Working paper

Promoting inclusive education for diverse societies: a conceptual framework


In many countries, schools and classrooms are becoming increasingly diverse along a variety of dimensions. The 'Strength through diversity: education for inclusive societies project' seeks to help governments and education systems address diversity to achieve more equitable and inclusive education systems. This paper presents the project’s theoretical and analytical framework.
Report

Mapping social cohesion 2021


As home to people of more than 300 ancestries, Australia is a proud and highly successful multicultural nation. This inaugural and important report by the Scanlon Foundation Research Institute illustrates that the Australian community has kept strong and united through the unprecedented challenges of recent years, particularly the COVID-19 pandemic.