Migrants

Research reveals unique challenges facing older African migrants, particularly those living with disabilities

Young African Australians facing mental health issues need culturally appropriate support to fulfil their potential

Trust in government is high in Australia over the handling of COVID-19, and clear public health communication has helped foster that trust in Asian Australian communities

As India’s COVID-19 lockdown continues, many migrant workers from the country’s Northeast are unable to return home. But even when they can, they face fear and stigma

In a world first, Australia will conduct a census of multicultural young people in the country - finding out how they’re faring economically and socially, and their vision for the future

High levels of psychological stress among taxi drivers have led to a world-first mental health app tailored to the demands of the job

Award-winning Australian historian Professor Joy Damousi shines a light on the immigrant experience for refugees of a bygone era

As compassion and politics align, Australia has a rare chance to get migration policy right

At the 2015 Hamer Oration, Julian Burnside AO QC explores how Australia’s treatment of boat people may have redefined our national character