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Migrants

Refugees feel a strong sense of belonging, but more is needed

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A new report from the Scanlon Foundation Research Institute reveals how refugees and humanitarian migrants feel a strong sense of belonging to Australia. ‘Refugee Experiences in Australia 2025’ shows the settlement and integration of more than TWO THOUSAND refugees across the country.  While there are positive outcomes, the report also reveals that refugees face many …

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Living with dementia as a migrant can mean losing a sense of identity

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Throughout your entire life in Australia, you spoke in English as well as another language. However, if you later experience dementia, you might find that your fluency in that second language diminishes, reverting to the way you initially learned it as a child. Image: Image: Shutterstock – FOUR.STOCK Produced By: Thomas Koutis Featured In Story: …

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Celebrating leaders aiding refugees and migrants in Queensland

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At this year’s Multicultural Queensland Awards, two champions of diversity and inclusion were recognised for their outstanding work. Lolla Ingadottir, a Team Leader in the State Government, helps connect migrants and refugees with vital community services across all levels of government. Meanwhile, national construction and engineering firm John Holland Group has created paid internship opportunities …

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