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Keynote Address

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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.

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The Cultural Diversity Agenda: Implications for Health Care

19 March 2015

A Presentation to the Medical Grand Round, Royal Melbourne Hospital, 19 March 2015

The PowerPoint presentation may be viewed here Filez_presentation_rmh.pptx

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Enhancing the International Student Experience: An Intercultural, Multi-Stakeholder Approach

6 April 2016

Presentation to Australian Universities International Directors' Forum, Hobart

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Lecture

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An Emerging New Spirit

27 September 2016

This is the fourth of a series of four lectures given at St Michael's on Collins, Melbourne

Below is the PowerPoint presentation which inludes links to several websites.

These highlight important initiatives and projects involving resistance to violence and diverse approaches to conflict transformation, including peacebuilding, peacemaking.

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Keynote Address

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The Trauma of Violence and its Prevention

15 September 2016

Keynote Address

Delivered by Emeritus Professor Joseph A. Camilleri

to Family Relationship Centre Community Dinner

15 December 2016

To view the full text of the address follow the link below.

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Speech

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Building Bridges Not Walls - JIM Unit Convention 2017

27 May 2017

The talk given at the JIM Convnetion 2017 addressed the rising levels of anxiety in much of the Western world. The rise of the far right is one fo the most striking symptoms of the growing malaise. The inbseucrity people feel has much to do with rising economic and social inequalities - what some have called 'the ugly side of globalization'. 

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Lecture

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MAKE AUSTRALIA GREAT AGAIN, OR MAKE THE PLANET GREAT AGAIN: Is it one or the other, or both, or neither?

5 September 2017

Ours is a time of turbulence, but now on a planetary scale. Many in the western world, Australia included, are anxious about the future, unsure where to turn for guidance or inspiration. Some seek to exploit these anxieties, offering black and white explanations of our predicament. For some, the problem is immigration, for others Islamic fundamentalism, or simply Islam. For others still, it is the conspiracy about global warming, or the forces driving globalisation.

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