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Showcase Multicultural Panel Announced |
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In a special Globalisation for the Common Good Melbourne 2008 initiative, we are proud to present
Multicultural Victoria: A Panel Presentation
Wednesday, July 2, 10.45 – 12.45
Developing Community Cohesion through Multicultural Policies and Practices
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Panel Chairperson
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| Director - Strategy &
Communications, SBS
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Bruce Meagher |
Introductory remarks:
The importance of coordination, cooperation and communication to ensure community cohesion; the role of a special broadcasting service.
Identification of successive speakers
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Presenters
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| Member, Victorian
Multicultural Commission
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Yasser Soliman
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Cultural diversity with harmony, cohesion:
The role of government.
Victoria’s key initiatives.
Supporting community, retaining identity, protecting cultural integrity with legislation but minimal litigation
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Executive Director,
Australian Multicultural
Foundation
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B. Hass Dellal
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Cultural relations and the course of history:
from denigration to toleration, respect, consultation and cooperation to enhancement and participation
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Commander Operations – Coordination, Victoria Police
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Ashley Dickinson
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To calm the waves, take heed of traditional tensions:
from stand-off to consultation, resourcing and guidance – the Multicultural and Aboriginal Advisory Units and Community Consultative Committees.
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Senior Project Officer
Multicultural Education, Department of Education and Early Childhood Development
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Nuangwong
Boonyanate
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Starting points for community cohesion – homes and schools:
developing culturally sensitive strategies, curriculum, activities, assessment and support services
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JCMA Program Chair
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Jonathan Keren Black
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To counter tension brought on by outside factors,
religious misunderstanding:
bring reality to the fore through personal contact, dialogue and interaction
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| Director, Sector
Development, Local
Government Victoria
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Clare McArdle |
Local government's role:
state support in community planning & building with Best Value Principles; training & resourcing staff
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Respondent
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| Chairman, Ethnic
Communities Council
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Sam Afra
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Reflections on performance to date.
What more can be done?
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Director - Strategy & Communications, SBS
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Bruce Meagher |
Concluding remarks |
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