SEAN-CSO
Established in 2016, SEAN-CSO is the acronym for South East Asian Network of Civil Society Organisations. Spanning across Thailand, the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia and Australia, our member organisations share one ultimate goal: to prevent violent extremism across South East Asia.
CyberParent Guideline
The Australian Multicultural Foundation has developed a guide to help new users download and navigate CyberParent. The document also provides trainers and facilitators with a plan, tools and some tips on running a training session about CyberParent. Available in 7 languages: English, Arabic, Chinese, Dari, Somali, Turkish and Urdu
Community Awareness Training Manual - eLearning Module
The Community Awareness Training e-Learning Module is an online course developed by the Australian Multicultural Foundation that stems from community resilience training undertaken by the AMF with community and faith leaders, private companies/organisations and government agencies and over the past four years.
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CyberParent Web App
The Australian Multicultural Foundation has launched an app called CyberParent which encourages safe and healthy internet use in Australian homes. It is free and available in 17 different languages, covering topics such as cyberbullying, social media, grooming and online recruitment. Click here to access CyberParent.
Community Awareness Training Manual: Building Resilience in the Community
The Australian Multicultural Foundation has developed the Community Awareness Training Manual: Building Resilience in the Community, which delivers the knowledge, understanding and skills required for participants to be able to deliver information in the community about: recognising anti-social behaviours, including criminality, and processes that can lead to violent extremism, along with prevention strategies and where to go for support.
Managing Cultural Diversity Training Program
Managing Cultural Diversity Training (MCD Training) aims to enable small and medium enterprises to better understand cultural diversity and how to manage it effectively to improve workplace relationships, teamwork, productivity, market knowledge, community relationships, customer service and competitiveness.
Leadership Australia - A New Generation
Leadership Australia - A New Generation was designed to develop a group of confident and well connected young Australian Muslims to present / represent the views of young Australian Muslims to the wider community through participating in activities such as volunteerism and provide a unique resource for other young Muslims who seek mentorship and leadership within the community.
"Caring for a Person with Dementia" - Audiotapes
Funded by the Commonwealth Department of Health and Aged Care, the Australian Multicultural Foundation and RMIT University have produced a series of tapes providing information for carers of people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds and are suffering from dementia.
Providing Culturally Appropriate and Inclusive Aged Care Manual
The Australian Multicultural Foundation in partnership with UnitingCare Ageing NSW has recently developed a manual titled Providing Culturally Appropriate and Inclusive Aged Care. The manual provides increased understanding through information, practical activities and case study analysis.
Death, Dying and Grieving Report
The 'Death, Dying and Greiving - A Cultural Perspective Conference' report can be
Contact the Institute
Ms Lynn Cain, Training and Project Manager. PO Box 538, Carlton South VIC 3053 Telephone: (03) 9347 6622 Email: lynn.cain@amf.net.au