As part of our ongoing mission to advocate for social policies and address issues affecting people of African descent in Australia, the African Australian...
The African Australian Advocacy Centre attended the Strength to Strength professional development program in Sydney, organised by The Scanlon Foundation. The training covered key...
The African Australian Advocacy Centre (AAAC) representatives joined other members of African descent living in Sydney CBD to witness a significant moment as Councillor...
The African Australian Advocacy Centre (AAAC) thanks The Curtin University's Centre for Australia-Africa Relations and the Centre for Human Rights Education for hosting us...
The African Australian Advocacy Centre( AAAC) sincerely thanks the Human Rights Commissioner for meeting with its executive committee today. The discussion covered the significant contributions...
This publication is based on the African Australian Advocacy Centre's (AAAC) Submission to the Australian Government in Response to the United Nations Working Group...
The African Australian Advocacy Centre (AAAC), academics from RMIT and the University of Western Sydney, and human rights law experts will launch a report...
For the past four years, the African Australian Advocacy Centre (AAAC) has been spearheading a dynamic student work placement initiative designed to prepare university...
Join the African Australian Advocacy Centre (AAAC) for the pivotal launch of "From Recommendations to Actions" report, a comprehensive roadmap devised in collaboration with...
As today unfolds, we stand on the threshold of a significant milestone in the realm of human rights. It is with great reverence that...
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