Interdisciplinary Research Symposium on Religion and Migration in Australia and the Pacific
Professor Fethi Mansouri is honoured to be the Keynote Speaker at the upcoming Interdisciplinary Research Symposium on Religion and Migration in Australia and the Pacific on 7 March 2024.
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The Interdisciplinary Research Symposium on Religion and Migration in Australia and the Pacific is a collaborative event hosted by Whitley College, University of Divinity in collaboration with Action Research Centre Ltd.
This symposium will be held in person and for those who cannot attend we welcome participation online. A link to access the symposium will be sent prior to the event.
This symposium aims:
To facilitate interdisciplinary dialogue by bringing together experts from diverse fields, including religious studies, sociology, anthropology, law, migration studies, theology and cultural studies.
Examine regional dynamics of religiously-influenced migration in Australia and the Pacific to deepen our understanding of the regional context, recognising the diverse religious landscapes and migration patterns that characterise this part of the world.
Promote inclusivity and diversity by exploring how different religious traditions impact on the experiences of migrants and refugees.
Addressing contemporary issues at the intersection of religion and migration, including the impact of religious beliefs on migrant identity, the role of religious institutions in supporting migrants, and the challenges and opportunities presented by religious diversity in the migration process.