Tahir's incredible journey from war-torn Afghanistan

The moment one Afghani refugee knew he would become a nurse.

Gaining experience through giving back

Olivia swapped the Melbourne life for a bite of the Big Apple and was surprised by what she gained from the experience.

Neither here nor there: refugee youth facing a new kind of homelessness

A study of young refugees has found many experience homelessness because of the lack of appropriate resettlement services.

Making sense of Indonesia's blasphemy law

The rise in blasphemy prosecutions in Indonesia could strike a major blow to the nation’s status as a model for tolerant Muslim democracy.  

Healing the wounds of our human rights history

To repair its human rights reputation in the future, Australia must look to its past, says historian and author Jon Piccini. 

Giving hope to aspiring migrants

Meet Viv, the Darwin-based businesswoman who came out of retirement with a goal to learn, gain confidence, and help people. 

Empowering a new generation of digital learners

ACU graduate Martin McGauran supports school communities and families to navigate the online world.

Pandemic-induced anxiety: Are you a denier, or a panicker?

Anxiety is a natural response to a global pandemic, says psychology professor Joseph Ciarrochi but, we can use it for good.