Events

CCG hosts a fortnightly lunchtime seminar series exploring issues such as:

• migration and inter-cultural relations
• international relations
• Asia-Pacific regionalism
• Asian culture and society
• the politics and culture of the Middle East
• issues surrounding governance, democracy and citizenship at a global, national and local level

The 2012 seminar series will begin in March. Check back soon to view a full list of presentations.

View abstracts from past presentations here.

To find out more about the seminar series, or to express your interest in attending or presenting, email CCG.

Visit back soon to view information about CCG conferences in 2012.

In the mean time, you can find information about past CCG events here, or visit our dedicated page to see media and transcripts from the CCG/UNAOC Integration: Building Inclusive Societies Forum.

Visit back soon to view information about CCG symposiums in 2012.

In the mean time, you can find information about past CCG events here, or visit our dedicated page to see information from the International Symposium on Multiculturalism in Ottawa, Canada.

Visit back soon to view information about CCG workshops in 2012.

In the mean time, you can find information about past CCG events here.

CCG Book Launch
Wednesday 15 Feburary -12:30pm

CCG will launch two recent publications, Migration, Citizenship and Intercultural Relations, and Intercultural Relations in a Global World.

 

Special Seminar - Racism in Europe: Humiliation and Homogenization
Wednesday 7 March - 12:00pm

Dr. Philomena Essed will present a seminar on entitlement racism and the idea that majority populations have the right to offend and to humiliate the ‘Other’. 

 

Lunchtime Seminar
Thursday 8 March - 12:00pm

CCG's fortnightly Lunchtime Seminar Series will return in March, starting off with a presentation from Professor Matthew Clarke.