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Sri Lanka in Conflict: The potential for non violent resolution

21 October 2007

Keynote address delivered at Peace is Sharing - An Evening of Friendship and Harmony

Co-sponsored by People for Human Rights and Racial Equality (PHRRE) and the Darebin Ethnic Communities Council (DECC)

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Languages Open the Door to a Bigger World

29 November 2007

Address delivered to the National Seminar on Languages Education: Languages Open the Door to a Bigger World Convened by DEST and the Asia Education Foundation.

A video of Joseph Camilleri's address can be viewed here

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Languages Open the Door to a Richer World

21 February 2008

Keynote Address to Languages Strategy Launch for School Principals in the ACT: Languages Matter, Canberra, 21 February 2008.

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If the study and teaching of languages in Australia is to become a key educational priority, we need to cultivate a mindset that recognizes the importance of language, and respects and nurtures linguistic diversity.

We need to create a culture:

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Languages: The New World Currency

8 August 2008

Keynote address delivered to Modern Languages Teachers Association State Conference 2008, Hobart, 8-9 August 2008.

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Leading Language Education through Global Citizenship

15 July 2008

Keynote Address delivered to Greater Brisbane Region Languages Education Conference, 13 October 2008.

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Community Languages and the Dialogue of Cultures

27 June 2009

Keynote address delivered to Language Policy and the Dialogue of Cultures, 7th National Community Languages Schools Conference, Asia Education Centre, University of Melbourne – 27 June 2009. The conference was attended by over 350 teachers from some twenty communities.