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.
Religion in Modern Education: Conflict, Policy, and Practice
Conference
The Freilich Project is proud to support the upcoming international conference, Religion in Modern Education: Conflict, Policy, and Practice. 13-15 April 2023, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia In democratic systems of modern society, education can be understood as a key…
Freilich Project Research Showcase
Webinar/Online
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 promote this excellent work, this year we held a showcase of a selection of the best research we've supported since 2019. Fuller seminars…
We Bleed The Same Farewell Reception
Exhibition
We Bleed the Same has been on show since March 2022, brought to the ANU by the Freilich Project. Join us as we say farewell to the We Bleed the Same Exhibition, on show in the RSSS Building of ANU since March 2022. This moving exhibition, curated by journalist and film-maker Liz Deep…
55 CANCRI E: We Bleed The Same Master Class Showcase
Arts & entertainment
The We Bleed the Same ANU Master Class students will be exhibiting their works in an exciting new exhibition combating racism. Launching in the Level 2 Foyer of the RSSS, these diverse works showcase the experiences and talents of ANU's students. Participating students have been attending a…
Annual Freilich Lecture on Bigotry and Tolerance: Ukrainian Ambassador Vasyl Myroshnychenko
Lecture
The Freilich Project is pleased to announce that His Excellency, Ambassador Vasyl Myroshnychenko will be giving this year's Freilich Lecture in Bigotry and Tolerance. This year's lecture is held in partnership with the ANU's Centre for European Studies. Each year, the Freilich Lecture invites…
Democratic Resilience: Public Sphere Responses to Violent Extremism Report Launch and Panel Discussion
Panel discussion
Violent extremism threatens human life and safety. Often overlooked is how violent extremists endanger the public sphere, which is comprised of the practices, institutions and actors that sustain communication about matters of common concern. Violent extremists seek to undermine the public sphere…
The HRC/Freilich Project Distinguished Annual Lecture: The Holocaust as an Australian Story: Family networks between Australia and Europe during the Holocaust
Lecture
The Holocaust as an Australian Story: Family networks between Australia and Europe during the Holocaust. The HRC/Freilich Project Distinguished Annual Lecture. Focusing on family connections between Australia and Europe, this lecture offers a novel perspective on Australians’ responses to the…