Mi Nguyen – Multicultural Centre For Women's Health

È essenziale la diffusione di informazioni multilingue, non solo in inglese

By Il Globo Editorial Team Accessed: 6 August 2020 È essenziale la diffusione di informazioni multilingue, non solo in inglese. Dalla disoccupazione agli alloggi, dall’isolamento sociale alle violenze familiari. Featuring MCWH Executive Director, Dr Adele Murdolo

The WRAP #89: Community and belonging, listening to migrant women and 60 seconds with Lucia Li

Dear WRAP-pers, This month, we faced sharp a return to lockdown as transmissions in Victoria continued to increase by the day. Overnight, public housing towers were locked from any outdoor activity, while suburbs entered stage 3 restrictions without any timely…

The WRAP #89: Community and belonging

My name is Amona Hassab and I work as group work facilitator at a settlement service. I’m from a former refugee background. I was born in Egypt and my parents were born in Eritrea. My father passed away in the…

The WRAP #89: Listening to migrant women

The second wave of COVID-19 hit Melbourne suddenly and brutally this month, and this time, it is starkly apparent that migrant women and their communities have been one of the groups hardest hit. The second wave has been concentrated in…

The WRAP #89: 60 seconds with Lucia Li

What are you enjoying doing at the moment? I am enjoying getting to know me and learning to practice gratitude especially during this time (when everything can become stressful). Name a book or a film that changed your life I…

Media release: 1 week, 1337 calls to migrants in public housing towers

July 2020 From unemployment to housing, and increased social isolation to family violence, COVID-19 has affected the lives of migrant women in Australia. And yet, they have fewer opportunities to access culturally appropriate information and services in their own language.…

The government’s talking to migrant community leaders, but where are the women?

Excerpt from Pro Bono Australia Accessed on 08/07/2020 Article by Maggie Coggan “MCWH, supported by a coalition of 19 other women’s health and advocacy organisations, is now calling on the Victorian government to recognise the pivotal role migrant women play…

Call issued to urgently prioritise the voices of migrant women 

Excerpt from Women’s Agenda Accessed on 09/07/2020 Article by Jessie Tu “The MCWH believes trained peer health educators are required to engage communities with “tailored, accurate and multilingual information and support.” “This type of support has never been more important,”…

It’s time to listen to migrant women

A message from the Multicultural Centre for Women’s Health Executive Director MCWH is extremely concerned about the health and wellbeing of migrant communities, particularly migrant women in the 11 ‘hot zone’ suburbs under Stage 3 restrictions, and public housing towers…

The WRAP #88: Black Lives Matter, Changing the trajectory on the digital divide and 60 seconds with Fortunata Maria Callipari

Dear WRAPpers, What a big month it has been. This June, we saw the Black Lives Matter protests burst across the world, calling for the end of systemic racism against black and Indigenous people. In Victoria, community transmissions have surged,…

Author: Mi Nguyen

Author: Mi Nguyen

È essenziale la diffusione di informazioni multilingue, non solo in inglese

The WRAP #89: Community and belonging, listening to migrant women and 60 seconds with Lucia Li

The WRAP #89: Community and belonging

The WRAP #89: Listening to migrant women

The WRAP #89: 60 seconds with Lucia Li

Media release: 1 week, 1337 calls to migrants in public housing towers

The government’s talking to migrant community leaders, but where are the women?

Call issued to urgently prioritise the voices of migrant women

It’s time to listen to migrant women

The WRAP #88: Black Lives Matter, Changing the trajectory on the digital divide and 60 seconds with Fortunata Maria Callipari

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Author: Mi Nguyen