Book Launch: “Manual for Developing Intercultural Competencies: Story Circles”
UNESCO has just co-published, with Routledge, the “Manual for Developing Intercultural Competencies: Story Circles”. In 2013, recognizing the importance of enhancing the skills, attitudes and behaviors of individuals for reaching the ambitions of the International...
UNESCO Together for Peace (T4P) Experts Meeting
As one of its expert group members, Professor Fethi Mansouri recently attended UNESCO’s T4P (Together for Peace) meeting in Bangkok, Thailand. UNESCO’s T4P is working to build a strong platform for UNESCO’s work on global peace with a view to contributing to the...
Radio Interview: The 2019 Tunisian Elections
In an interview with SBS Arabic24 , Professor Fethi Mansouri addresses the significance of the upcoming Tunisian elections and its impact on the world stage.
2nd International Conference of the Australian Association for Islamic and Muslim Studies
Professor Fethi Mansouri was recently invited to present the keynote address at the ‘2nd International Conference of the Australian Association for Islamic and Muslim Studies’ (AAIMS), hosted by the School of Social Sciences and Psychology at Western Sydney...
2019 Alfred Deakin Institute Oration
Senator Simon Birmingham The Alfred Deakin Institute, under the directorship of Professor Fethi Mansouri, and in conjunction with the Office of the Vice Chancellor, Professor Iain Martin, recently hosted the 2019 Alfred Deakin Institute Oration. The Alfred Deakin...
Radio Interview: The Tunisian Elections
Professor Fethi Mansouri was recently interviewed by SBS Arabic24 to speak to the upcoming Tunisian presidential elections and the country’s democratic process.
Fifth International Symposium: West/East In the Chronotope of Cultural Memory
Co-organised by the UNESCO Chair on Comparative Studies of Spiritual Traditions, their Specific Cultures and Interreligious Dialogue, Dr Dimitri Spivak, the Fifth International Symposium: West/East In the Chronotope of Cultural Memory will explore intercultural...
Education for Justice (E4J) Initiative Grant Programme for Higher Education Institutions: “Inspire. Change. Together.”
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime's (UNODC) Education for Justice (E4J) initiative is delighted to announce an exceptional opportunity for professors, lecturers and academics teaching at Higher Education Institutions.* As an innovative initiative, E4J is...
L’Interculturalisme à la Croisée des Chemins: Perspectives Comparatives sur les Concepts, les Politiques et les Pratiques
The French translation of Interculturalism at the Crossroads: Comparative perspectives on concepts, policies and practices, edited by Professor Fethi Mansouri, is now available for download.
Professor Fethi Mansouri meets with Professor Jon Pahl from the United Lutheran Seminary (Philadelphia)
Professor Fethi Mansouri recently had the opportunity to welcome Professor Jon Pahl to the offices of the Alfred Deakin Institute. Professor Pahl, a historian of American religions and the history of Christianity, a public theologian, and an award-winning teacher,...
Australian Human Rights Commission: Calling out Casual Racism
Mr Chin Tan, Prof Fethi Mansouri, Emeritus Prof Riaz Hassan Professor Fethi Mansouri was an invited guest speaker at the ‘Calling out Casual Racism’ event held on Thursday 12 September. Hosted by the Race Discrimination Commissioner Mr Chin Tan from the Australian...
Denis Mukwege Program: Training of Trainers in Human Rights and Culture of Peace
The UNESCO Chair Mémoire, Cultures et Interculturalité (Memory, Cultures and Interculturality), Professor Roger Koude, recently launched the ‘Denis Mukwege Program: Training of Trainers in Human Rights and Culture of Peace’. Named after Nobel Peace Prize...