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  • The Afghanistan crisis: it’s time to give refugees a permanent home

    • 7 December 2021

    It has been almost four months since the fall of Kabul and the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan. ...

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    Staff Profile – Nasser Yawari, Jobs Victoria Advocates Program

    • 6 December 2021

    As hundreds of Afghan families fled captured Kabul in August and September, the diaspora community was waiting with open arms. One Melbourne-based community member, Nasser Yawari, works for our Jobs Victoria Advocates Program. Here, he tells how he coordinated within different Jesuit Social Services...

  • Catholic communities urge Australian Government to do more to protect people from Afghanistan

    • 18 November 2021

    Jesuit Social Services co-convenes with Jesuit Refugee Services the Catholic Alliance for People Seeking Asylum (CAPSA), which has today reflected on the outcome of their recent federal electorate campaign - advocating for a more generous welcome for people fleeing the crisis in Afghanistan....

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    CAPSA letter to Minister Andrews Re: Protection for Afghan people seeking asylum and refugees on temporary visas in Australia

    • 17 August 2021

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    CAPSA letter to Minister Hawke Re: Protection for Afghan people seeking asylum and refugees on temporary visas in Australia

    • 17 August 2021

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  • NAIDOC Week 2021

    • 5 July 2021

    NAIDOC Week (July 4 - 11) is a time for recognising and celebrating the many ways in which pride has been built in Indigenous communities, and for pressing that in their relationships to people and to the environment governments and other institutions show the respect which opens out to healing,...

  • Refugee Week 2021

    • 21 June 2021

    In public debates, Governments will win more votes than they lose through the brutal treatment of refugees. If we care for refugees, then, we must be in for the long haul. When the national mood changes from suspicious of outsiders to a more hospitable outlook, we must be ready to encourage it,...

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    Better approaches to supporting young people in the Northern Territory

    • 28 May 2021

    In May, the Northern Territory Government introduced a number of legislative changes to the youth justice system that will see more children separated from family and community, and funnelled into detention. These deeply concerning measures include increasing grounds to refuse or revoke bail;...

  • National Reconciliation Week - Reconciliation must be first made with reality

    • 24 May 2021

    Ahead of Sorry Day (May 26) and National Reconciliation Week (May 27 - June 3), ANDY HAMILTON SJ writes that reconciliation begins by recognising the human reality of the relationships between Indigenous people and non-indigenous Australians and the history of those relationships....

  • Building a Just Society

    • 25 March 2021

    Back in 1977, Jesuit Social Services was born (as Four Flats) to respond to a real and important need. It was apparent that young men were exiting prison into homelessness with little support and no prospects of a job....

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