Events
The Freilich Project organises a range of events including public lectures, conferences and seminars, many of which are free and open to the public. These events draw on the expertise of some of Australia—and the world’s—most prominent intellectuals and public figures on subjects related to bigotry.
14
Oct
2024
Freilich Research Seminar: Rebel Sistah Cypher: Research, activism and creative practice
This seminar is brought to you in partnership with the School of Archaeology and Anthropology as part of their seminar series.
Seminar abstract TBC.
Zoom...
27
Mar
2024
2024 Alice Tay Lecture: Panel on Human Rights and the NDIS
The 2024 Alice Tay Lecture on Law and Human Rights will be taking place Wednesday 27 March. This year we are hosting a panel discussion considering the NDIS...
14
Mar
2024
We Bleed the Same: Stories, at Manly Writers' Festival
We are proudly supporting the We Bleed the Same exhibition's latest show, We Bleed the Same: Stories, at the Manly Writers' Festival in March.
The Festival...
13
Mar
2024
Research Seminar: Investigating Overt and Covert Perpetuation of Prejudice and Bigotry in Children’s Picture Books
The call for the publication and use of diverse books for children is gaining momentum worldwide. Dr Helen Adam (Edith Cowan University) and Dr Sally Murphy (...
01
Nov
2023
Annual Freilich Lecture: Are we not your neighbours? Bigotry in Australian Life
Bigotry has been an enduring feature of Australian life, present from the arrival of the first Europeans on the continent’s shores. In 1796, the New South...
21
Sep
2023
Research Seminar: Motivated prejudice behind the 'perpetual foreigner syndrome'
Asian Australians (and other members of Asian diaspora communities in Western nations) are chronically perceived and treated as though they are foreigners, and...
07
Sep
2023
Alice Tay Lecture: Human Rights in Australia’s International Relations
Human Rights in Australia’s International Relations
Human rights occupy a curiously uncomfortable place in Australia’s international relations. Like liberal...