Long form explorations of issues related to Australia’s social cohesion written by premier Australian writers.
About the narratives
The Institute produces bi-annual narratives that consolidate and interpret relevant research in a way that is digestible and practically usable by people and organisations working to build social cohesion in communities.
Each narrative focuses on an emerging issue or challenge, highlighting key lessons from available evidence on the subject, and outlining considerations for practical application.
Featured Publication
Lost in translation: Having a baby in Australia when English isn’t your first language
In our thirteenth narrative by Caroline Zielinski, "Lost in Translation: Having a Baby in Australia When English Isn’t Your First Language" reveals the often-overlooked struggles women face when navigating the healthcare system during pregnancy, childbirth, and post-partum care.
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