Book Launch: Australia’s New Migrants: International Students’ History of Affective Encounters with the Border by Maria Elena Indelicato
ACRAWSA is thrilled to be hosting the launch of Maria Elena Indelicato’s book, Australia’s New Migrants: International Students’ History of Affective Encounters with the Border.…
Busting Five Myths About Cultural Safety
ACRAWSA is delighted to have been given permission by the Croakey website to republish an article written by Ruth DeSouza in response to the…
Space, Race, Bodies Downloadable Resources
ACRAWSA would like to thank Holly Randall-Moon for sharing this information. The Space, Race, Bodies research collective focuses attention on the connections between racisms,…
Teaching while Black: Navigating Race and Racism within Higher Education
(Information via the Poche Centre for Indigenous Health, The University of Queensland) Indigenous academics play a critical role in embedding Indigenous perspectives and knowledges within…
Fast track visas to a white supremacist fantasy
Australia is a country that takes pride in its borders. Through the mass policing of Australia’s perimeters, a fantasy is maintained, one that paints…
Should critical scholars live up to their writing? The case of the Palestinian Call for Boycotts
By Marcelo Svirsky When it comes to scholars working with the tools of critical theory, the question of why many academics prefer to stay…
Screening of ‘Chauka, Please Tell Us the Time’ by Behrouz Boochani
ACRAWSA is happy to inform you about the upcoming screenings of Behrouz Boochani’s film. Presented in collaboration with DocPlay and The Saturday Paper. In…
Because of Her We Can
The UN’s global theme for International Women’s Day is ‘Time is Now: Rural and urban activists transforming women’s lives’ which as Arrernte writer, Celeste Little,…
The other side of the story
If you were an Australian of South Sudanese heritage, you would be scratching your head. The year has started tragically. State media inundated the…