Presented in Concert Hall Reverse Mode
This event is presented in Concert Hall Reverse Mode with the audience seated in close proximity to the speakers on the Concert Hall stage.
Changing the Conversation
Culture in Conflict
Talking About World News When it Hits Home
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Concert Hall, QPAC
25 Jun 2024, 7pm
$25
A transaction fee of $7.20 applies.
1 hour 30 minutes
(no interval, subject to change without notice)
Changing the Conversation – Culture in Conflict
Australia is a globally connected nation and a country of migrants. Global conflicts reverberate locally in many ways, affecting our economy and national security, and sometimes creating divisions within local communities, especially for groups with ties to conflicting regions, faiths or ideologies. Hear diverse perspectives from our panel about how we can have culturally sensitive conversations that promote mutual respect, empathy and how we can build bridges to peace rather than barriers between cultures and within community.
Panel member announcement coming soon.
Bringing together thought leaders from academia, government, business, and the community to engage in robust discussions about multiculturalism in the Australian context, the Changing the Conversation series – presented by Multicultural Australia in partnership with QPAC – explores issues of who and where we are as a nation and what we need to do to create a society that better reflects and cares for all its people. Culture in Conflict: Talking About World News When it Hits Home is the second of four events in this series to be held in 2024.
An amazing night where I heard inspiring speakers and listened to a future that filled me with hope for a new direction.
- Previous Attendee
… Extremely worthwhile. Some extremely interesting speakers from across the age range. I am looking forward to the next event.
- Previous Attendee
… The Multicultural Australia panelists were brilliant.
- Previous Attendee
Important Information
Warning
This discussion will explore issues of conflict, violence, war, and displacement, which may cause distress.
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