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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.
24
Aug
2023
Research Seminar: Towards Hetero-Optimism
This research project presents a six-episode podcast series exploring the cultural logic of Asa Seresin’s concept "heteropessimism". We are carefully and...
18
Jul
2023
Workshop on the Role of Arts and Creative Practice in Addressing Bigotry.
The Freilich Project for the Study of Bigotry invites contributions for a one-day workshop focused on the role of arts and creative practice in addressing...
10
Jun
2023
We Bleed the Same at Woollahra Library
Proudly presented in partnership with Freilich Project, "We Bleed The Same" is an anti-racism exhibition and documentary by creator and producer Liz Deep-Jones...
22
May
2023
We Need to Talk: Peacebuilders Rami and Bassam in conversation at ANU
Rami Elhanan and Bassam Aramin are from ‘enemy’ sides but are self-proclaimed ‘brothers’.
Rami is a Jewish Israeli from Jerusalem who lost his daughter Smadar...
20
Apr
2023
Seminar: The Art of Justice in the Western Balkans
Iva Glisic examines contemporary political art that engages with the legacy of ethnonationalist violence in the Western Balkans. Specific focus is placed upon...
13
Apr
2023
Religion in Modern Education: Conflict, Policy, and Practice
The Freilich Project is proud to support the upcoming international conference, Religion in Modern Education: Conflict, Policy, and Practice.
13-15 April 2023...
23
Mar
2023
Freilich Project Research Showcase
We're extremely proud to support leading research into bigotry, its causes, impacts, and histories. Since COVID-19 interrupted some of our usual activities to...
