The Jewish Muslim Christian Association will conduct a Friendship Walk on Sunday, 24 November 2019 commencing from the Albanian Australian Islamic Society Mosque in Carlton North.
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Annual General Meeting: Jewish Muslim Christian Association of Australia
The Jewish Muslim Christian Assocation of Australia (JCMA) will conduct their AGM, at which there will be a presentation given by participants in the 2019 JCMA Women’s Joint Journey to Jerusalem. The meeting will be held at 7pm at the Cardinal Knox Centre on Thursday 14 November.
Multifaith Network’s Letter to the Prime Minister
The Multifaith Network of the City of Port Phillip – joined by other faith-based organisations and interfaith networks – has written to the Prime Minister of Australia about the need to respond to climate change in a manner which ensures human flourishing for our future generations.
ACT: Islam and Reform: Myth and Realities
The 2019 Future of the Humanities Lecture will be delivered by Dr Raihan Ismail at the Roland Wilson Theatrette on Wednesday 6 November 2019, from 5.30pm. Dr Raihan Ishmail’s topic will be Islam and Reform: Myth and Realities
Victoria: Youth Forum
The Australian Intercultural Society presents a Youth Forum, “Shut Up and Listen to Us !” at Victoria University, Metro West, Footscray, on the evening of Thursday, 14 November 2019 from 6:00 pm to 8:15 pm (AEDT).
Western Australia: Fully Sikh!
Fully Sikh is a new Australian work by one of Australia’s most talented and celebrated spoken word artists. Sukhjit Kaur Khalsa’s culture and politics have informed her poetry for years. She made headlines around the globe when she performed a rousing poem confronting racism on Australia’s Got Talent and went on to tour her poetry across Australia and overseas. Fully Sikh is Sukhjit’s story and marks her highly anticipated theatre debut.
Fully Sikh is a celebration of family and Sikh culture, with all of its complexity, told with Sukhjit’s lyrical style and flow. It is the story of growing up as a brown, hairy Sikh girl in the Perth suburbs and features a Punjabi meal cooked live on stage.
Sikhs across Victoria come together to celebrate the 550th birth anniversary of Sikhism’s founder
The 550th birth anniversary of Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhism, is being celebrated worldwide — and for the first time in Bendigo. A colourful parade with a decorated mobile Gurduara float complete with priest, hymn singing, and martial arts displays made its way through Bendigo, followed by hundreds of people from Melbourne to Mildura on Sunday.
Melbourne’s Living the Change Year Two Event
Around 40 people gathered on Sunday 8 September 2019 for Living the Change Year Two. This was a joint Australias Religious Response to Climate Change, United Religious Initiatives and Religions for Peace Victoria activity
NSW: Social Cohesion and Inclusion National Conference
The Australian Baha’i Community would like to warmly invite you to attend the Social Cohesion and Inclusion National Conference on 8 November 2019 at the Harbourview Hotel, North Sydney. We hope you can also bring your colleagues and networks to engage in this purposeful space reflecting on the strength of social cohesion and inclusion in our country.
Q&As with speakers and panellists have been allocated generous time to allow conference participants to explore their presentations deeply. Participants are also invited to contribute ideas on how social cohesion can be strengthened and maintained in Australia in a roundtable session. These ideas will be distilled into a document to be made widely available.
Victoria: Tackling Hate Speech Program
Victoria: Launch of Gesher 2019
The first edition of the Council of Christians and Jews (Victoria) journal, Gesher, appeared in October 1990. This journal strives to serve as a bridge between Christianity and Judaism. The Launch of Gesher 2019 will take place at Genazzano College, Kew, on the afternooon of 1 December 2019. The Council of Christians and Jews invites you to the Launch of Gesher 2019 ‘Women and Religion’.
Jewish International Film Festival 2019
The Jewish Film Festival 2019 returns to Australian cinemas with a new line up of intriguing movies. The festival opens in Sydney on evening of 23 October, in Melbourne on 24 October, in Canberra on 7 November, in Perth from 6 November and in Brisbane from 7 November 2018.