The local Baha’i community of Parramatta is inviting leaders of the various faiths, community groups and organisations in Parramatta to a multifaith prayer gathering on 29 August 2024. The theme is “To Build a Better Community” and it is focused on reaching out to build bonds of fellowship and friendship between the diverse local communities in the area.
Australian Baha’i Community
2022 National Social Cohesion & Inclusion Conference
The Australian Baha’i Community warmly invites you and representatives of your organisation to attend the fourth annual National Social Cohesion and Inclusion Conference. These conferences aim to explore the approaches, methods and experiences that can guide our country to foster greater social cohesion and inclusion into the future.
12 October: National Social Cohesion & Inclusion Conference
The Australian Baha’i Community warmly invites representatives of NGOs, religious and cultural communities, members of the media, academia, gender equality organisations, youth networks, think tanks, institutions and government to attend the 2021 National Social Cohesion and Inclusion Conference held online on 12 October 2021 from 10 am – 1 pm AEST.
National Social Cohesion & Inclusion Conference
The Australian Baha’i Community warmly invites representatives of NGOs, religious and cultural communities, members of the media, academia, gender equality organisations, youth networks, think tanks, institutions and government to attend the 2021 National Social Cohesion and Inclusion Conference held online on 12 October 2021 from 10 am – 1 pm AEST.
Victoria: Inclusive Narrative Project Launch
The Australian Baha’i Community would like to warmly invite you and your family or guest to attend the Victorian launch of the Creating an Inclusive Narrative publication on Tuesday 4 May 2021, 6.00 pm – 7.30 pm, at Amargh Centre, 226 Kooyong Rd, Toorak VIC.
Social Cohesion and Inclusion National ONLINE Conference 2020
The Australian Baha’i Community presents the 2020 Social Cohesion and Inclusion National Conference online, from Monday 16th Nov 2020 to Friday 20th Nov 2020, from 11:00 am – 12:30 pm AEDT, daily.
Bouncing Back or Bouncing Forward: Shaping a post-pandemic Society
The Australian Baha’i Community invites you to an online webinar where noted Australian author and sociologist Hugh Mackay AO will explore the lessons we have learnt from the pandemic, and the ways we might change as a result, on Friday May 29th from 12:30pm.
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.
NSW: Baha’i Service Fostering Peace & Unity, Christchurch Memorial Service
The Australian Bahá’í Community will conduct a special service Fostering Peace & Unity, Christchurch Memorial Service on Sunday, 14 April 2018.
The Domestic Experience of Freedom of Religion or Belief
On Tuesday, 29 November 2016 the Minister for Foreign Affairs, the Hon Julie Bishop MP, asked the House of Representatives Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade to inquire into and report on The status of the human right to freedom of religion or belief. That Committee has a Human Rights Sub-Committee which conducted the inquiry.
An interim report of the committee was issued in November, 2017. On Wednesday, 3 April 2019, the Sub-Committee tabled its second interim report for the Inquiry into the status of the human right to freedom of religion or belief. In this article, we select excerpts of the domestic experience of freedom of religion or belief as expressed by various religious communities in the report.
