Harmony Day: the promise and the pitfalls
Harmony Day is not without its challenges. Deprived of deeper discussions on discrimination, it may promote a feel-good message rather than drive change.
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First Nations. Indigenous. Aboriginal. Torres Strait Islander. What’s the difference?
Words are powerful, carrying with them sometimes an unknown background. Hear Josh’s personal perspective on these commonly used and often confused terms.
What’s your wellbeing strategy?
Hear about two different wellbeing strategies practiced by Zalman and Peng.
Crayon activism
Have you heard the term ‘skin-coloured crayons’ before? Hear from Kathleen as she reflects on her experience.
Overcoming language barriers: An international student’s perspective
Learn more about language barriers and how they impact Katja’s life as an international student.
You can’t wear that!
The ban on hijabs being worn by French athletes has reignited the debate in France and around the world.
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