Research Network
Dr Heba Batainah, Dr Melissa Lovell, Dr Raihan Ismail, Dr Sam Kosari at The Cost of Discrimination film screening, 2018.
The Freilich Project is committed to encouraging and facilitating a network of researchers at all stages in their careers that are interested in the history, impacts, and causes of bigotry. Freilich Project Research Network members have participated in and initiated a wide range of research activities over the years, including master classes, scholarly conferences and seminars.
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Past Events
Freilich Research Seminar: Rebel Sistah Cypher: Research, activism and creative practice
Sudiipta Dowsett
This research project collaboratively investigates how women in Khayelitsha, a township on the outskirts of Cape Town, are using hip-hop to address…
Democratic Resilience: Public Sphere Responses to Violent Extremism Report Launch and Panel Discussion
Dr Jordan McSwiney, Postdoctoral Fellow at the Centre for Deliberative Democracy and Global Governance at the University of Canberra, Dr Emily Corner, Senior Lecturer of Criminology at the Centre for Social Research and Methods at the Australian National University, Pia van de Zandt, Director of the Connected Communities team in Department of Premier and Cabinet, NSW
Violent extremism threatens human life and safety. Often overlooked is how violent extremists endanger the public sphere, which is comprised of the…
The HRC/Freilich Project Distinguished Annual Lecture: The Holocaust as an Australian Story: Family networks between Australia and Europe during the Holocaust
Dr Jan Láníček
The Holocaust as an Australian Story: Family networks between Australia and Europe during the Holocaust. The HRC/Freilich Project Distinguished…