• Posted on 12 Oct 2023
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Almost half of Australians have a parent born overseas and more than a quarter were born overseas (ABS 2021 Census) … so what are the challenges and benefits of having access to more than one culture?

Regardless of our age or when we or our families arrived, many of us have modified our language, culture, and behaviour to fit in. What does this mean for our workplaces, our recreation spaces, and the world we want to create?

Walking in two worlds: the space between cultures was hosted by UTS Centre for Social Justice & Inclusion and the Centre for Inclusive Design for the inaugural SXSW Sydney 2023.

UTS Centre for Social Justice & Inclusion, and Centre for Inclusive Design logos.

Event details

When: Saturday 21 October, 11am

Where: International Convention Centre (ICC) Sydney

Speakers

  • Dr Manisha Amin, CEO of the Centre for Inclusive Design, host of With not For, and published author.
  • Dr Elaine Laforteza, Equity and Diversity Project Officer (Cultural Diversity) at the University of Technology Sydney, and host of award-winning SBS podcast My Bilingual Family.
  • Dr Bilquis Ghani, Lecturer in Arts, University of Canberra academic, former Head of Inclusion at the Sydney Opera House, Lead of the Hunar collective.
  • Senthan Sanchayan, co-founder of Stuck in Between Media, and co-producer of Level: Asian podcast and media network.

Panel resources

Podcasts

Stuck in Between podcast logo

Stuck in Between

Level: Asian podcast logo

Level: Asian

SBS My Bilingual Family logo
With, not For podcast logo

Initiatives

Hunar Symposia logo
UTS Multicultural Women's Network

Reports

Articles

Publications

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