Freilich Project Research
"Hate is a virus". Photo by Jason Leung on Unsplash.
The Freilich Project brings you some of the best research on bigotry and its causes, histories, and impacts. We support new research through a range of programs and activities, including grants to support Early Career Researchers.
This seminar series presents the research findings of some of the recipients of our ECR grants and explores some of the many ways of grappling with or understanding bigotry.
Contact
- Christopher Marcatili02 61257845
Past Events
Does Intergroup Contact and Attitudes Change Across Time? Results of 14 Person-Centered Latent Trajectory Models
Recent high-quality investigations of intergroup contact have failed to detect a temporal and potentially causal association between intergroup…
The involvement of Ezidi families in children’s “Family hour” program in rural Australia: Opportunities and challenges
Dr Somayeh Ba Akhlagh
Refugee children, similar to other children, are exposed to diverse ecological systems in which their families and communities play a significant…
Pacific Mobilities and Mediterranean Diasporas on First Nations Lands: towards a transcultural history of Queensland’s sugar districts
Dr. Andonis Piperoglou
Studies of migration from the Mediterranean region to Australia have often been framed within a national frame of analysis. That is, the story of…