Tuesday, 4 April 2023 | 12.30pm-1.30pm AEST | via Zoom Australia’s 2020–21 refugee program was the smallest it’s been in 45 years – just 5,947 visas were granted. This is grossly inadequate to meet the growing number of...
Refugee Alternatives
This includes the present webinar series and archives of our Refugee Alternatives conference.
The strength within: the role of refugee community-led organisations
The second webinar of the Refugee Alternative series explored the extent to which refugee community-led organisations are supporting people who are newly arrived in Australia, seeking asylum, or living as refugees...
2021 conference video: Watch Community Refugee Sponsorship in Australia Paving the Road Ahead
Watch the opening plenary for Refugee Alternatives 2020, where the panellists discussed the meaning of 'lived experience'.
Mass displacement: global refugee protection needs in 2022
Watch the first webinar of the new webinar series, which explored the global refugee protection needs in 2022.
2021 conference video: Watch Allies Partnerships and Change
Watch the opening plenary for Refugee Alternatives 2020, where the panellists discussed the meaning of 'lived experience'.
2021 conference video: Watch Australia and the Asia Pacific
Watch the opening plenary for Refugee Alternatives 2020, where the panellists discussed the meaning of 'lived experience'.
2021 conference video: Watch Re-Energising International Responses to Displacement
Watch the opening plenary for Refugee Alternatives 2020, where the panellists discussed the meaning of 'lived experience'.
2021 conference video: Watch Finding solutions for refugees on TPVs and SHEVs
Watch the opening plenary for Refugee Alternatives 2020, where the panellists discussed the meaning of 'lived experience'.
2021 Refugee Alternatives Conference outcomes report
You can read the 2021 Refugee Alternatives Conference outcomes report here.
2021 conference video: Watch Race, power & privilege in human rights work
Watch the opening plenary for Refugee Alternatives 2020, where the panellists discussed the meaning of 'lived experience'.
