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The little-known story of a Punjabi Sikh migrant who stood up to the racist White Australia policy in the early 1900s is the inspiration for an ambitious exhibition.

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Source: SBS

Worn by some Muslim women, an abaya is a long, loose-fitting, robelike garment that covers the entire body, except for the face, hands and feet.

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Source: The Conversation

Publicly displaying hate symbols — like Nazi flags and tattoos — will become illegal in Queensland, under new laws passed by state parliament.

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Source: ABC

Shawheen Keyani boarded a bus from San Diego to San Jose, knowing nothing about his fellow passengers except that they all shared the same ancient faith.

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Source: Religion News

A delegation of 14 Muslims from Australia embarked on an educational and intercultural journey to Indonesia From 19 to 28 September 2023 visiting various Islamic institutions, and had interactions with several non-governmental organizations.

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Source: Australian Muslim Times

Whittlesea Interfaith Network (WIN) hosted its annual Carnival of Connections event on the afternoon of Sunday 22 October 2023, bringing together communities from various ethnic, cultural and faith groups in a colourful celebration of unity, harmony and peace.

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Source: Australian Muslim Times

The Indian Crescent Society of Australia (ICSOA) held its Sixth Interfaith Forum on Thursday 12 October 2023 at the NSW Parliament House in Sydney around the theme “Importance of diversity and inclusion in today’s multicultural society” that brought together a diverse assembly of people from various faiths and backgrounds, including Jews, Christians, Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, and Sikhs.

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Source: Australian Muslim Times

The Ethnic Communities’ Council of Victoria (ECCV) is deeply concerned about the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. Our hearts go out to all those affected by the violence in Israel and Palestine, and we urgently call for an immediate cessation of hostilities by both sides.

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Source: ECCV