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By: Styl-Plus

Hi there,

We are seeking participants for interviews and/or focus groups for a project researching migration and multiculturalism in Australia. We are looking for people who are willingly to tell us their experiences of living in Australia. All interviews are completely confidential and participants will remain anonymous. 

This is a student run project and further information can be provided upon request! 

By: Ela Ogru

Team Africa will make their debut at the 2012 Harmony Cup in Melbourne. Tryouts for the team are being held Gosch’s Paddock, Punt Road at 2pm on Sunday 18 December.

To be eligible to represent Team Africa you must have either been born in Africa or have a parent that was born there.

Harmony Cup Info
The Harmony Cup features teams drawn from Melbourne’s migrant communities. The aim of the event is twofold:

1. to celebrate Melbourne’s ethnic diversity and harmony, and
2. use the sport of Australian football, as Australia’s only indigenous sport, to break down cultural and ethnic barriers. We may come from many different backgrounds but we are all Australians.

The Harmony Cup is an official Harmony Day event. Six teams from Melbourne’s multicultural communities will compete – Albania, Greece, Ireland, Israel, Turkey and Team Africa.

Each team will play a minimum of 3 and maximum of 4 matches under the banner of their country of origin and in their national colours. A special jumper has been designed for Team Africa, containing the pan-African colours of red, yellow, green and black.

The two teams that are ranked first and second at the conclusion of the preliminary round of matches will play each other in the Grand Final. The winner will be awarded the Harmony Cup by AFL Legend Ron Barassi.

Supporting African Footy provides a real opportunity to make a positive contribution to the health and well-being of both young indigenous men and young people in Africa.

For more information please contact:

Brian Clarke
General Manager
Aussie Rules International
GPO Box 710
Melbourne VIC 3001
Australia
Phone: +61 435 092 987
Email: info@aussierulesinternational.com
Web: www.aussierulesinternational.com

or

Benny Sinclair

Phone: +61 435 092 987

By: Benny Sinclair

We are shooting a short film (war/drama) outside of Perth, Western Australia on December 3rd 2011 and require African guys over the age of 18 to act as extras.  This is a non paying position but we promise lots of fun and promo opportunities for any upcoming actors.

Please email damianhoskin@gmail for more info

By: damian hoskin

In Reply Please Quote Case No 77710

Dear Sir/Madam,

The aim of the International Tracing Service of Red Cross is to re-establish contact between family members separated through war and disaster.

We have received a message from the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) Cairo on behalf of a concerned relative who is very anxious for news of the person listed below:

Name of Sought Person:             Khadija Dawoud Hasabdnabi ISHAQ

Also Known as                               Om Jiddo

Place of Birth:                                  Kas, Darfur, Mesiriya, SUDAN

Date of Birth:                                   1950

Tribe:                                                 Mesiriya

If you know of the above person or are able to use your community contacts to find any information regarding the person’s whereabouts, we would appreciate you phoning our office on (02) 9229 4211.   If you do know of the person, you may also wish to let them know they can contact us directly.

We assure you that no information is given to the person making the enquiry without written permission from the person we are looking for.

We thank you in advance for your response.

Yours sincerely

Lesley Prior

Caseworker

International Tracing Service

Australian Red Cross

lprior@redcross.org.au

By: Joanne Gordon

Hi, I’m looking for a luganda teacher. I live in Shepparton, northern Victoria, but lessons in Melbourne or via skype would be fine. 

We have a project based in Masaka district in Ugandan which I have been visiting for the past five years. As I spend between 2 and 4 months there each year I have tried to teach myself luganda via the limited resources over the internet. I’d like to find a better way to increase my limited knowledge base so that I will be able to speak more fluently with people when I return to Uganda next year.

Please call me on 0407098574 or email helen@hug.org.au if you know of anyone that may be willing to help me.

HUGs from Helen

www.hug.org.au

By: Helen Brown

Greetings to everyone

Well finally, we are ready to meet and greet all those progressive and likeminded people who are interested to part of the African Chamber of Commerce NSW. Following on the success of the African Chamber of Commerce SA, we conclude that NSW also has many people from African descent that would like to forward the development opportunities for the African Diaspora.

We have called a meet and greet meeting for the 28th August 2011 at 1pm at the offices of Koori Radio level 3, 27 Cope Street, Redfern. We will provide information regarding the chamber, the services that could be provided, project initiatives and how we can all be part of developing business opportunities.

We are truely looking for a response from as many African communities as possible which will provide a good representation of African nationalities in NSW.

If you are interested to know more about the African Chamber of Commerce NSW, please give me, Patricia Attard-Daniels, a call on 0420704122 or email me at shebacaravan@gmail.com

We look forward to your attendance

By: Patricia Daniels

You are invited to the National Conference to mark the 2011 International Year for People of African Descent: “People of African Descent: Recognition, Social Inclusion and Capacity Building” to be held at the Sebel Hotel 365 Church Street Parramatta New South Wales on 30 September, 2011. The conference is collaboratively organised by African Women Australia Incorporated, in partnership with The Hills Holroyd Parramatta Migrant Resource Centre, Australian Human Rights Commission and several African and African Descent community groups around Australia. The conference will be open to all government agencies, service providers, academics and the general community.

An Official Reception will be held 29^th September 2011, 6:00pm at Bankstown Arts Centre, 5 Olympic Parade, Bankstown. This will include official speeches, a play, and performances

 For inquires, please contact Dativah on e-mail address (info@africanwomenaustralia.org ) or visit our website www.africanwomenaustralia.org

To register please read, complete, sign and return the registration, Proof of payment and application (where applicable) forms to the AWAU Inc. by e-mail: registration@africanwomenaustralia.org  Receipt of each delegate’s Registration, Proof of Payment and Application Forms will be acknowledged within 5 working days.

INFORMATION ABOUT THE 2011 INTERNATIONAL YEAR FOR PEOPLE OF AFRICAN DESCENT CONFERENCE

The year 2011 was declared by the United Nations a International Year for the People of African Descent to strengthen national actions and regional and international cooperation for the benefit of people of African descent in relation to their full enjoyment of economic, cultural, social, civil and political rights, their participation and integration in all political, economic, social and cultural aspects of society, and the promotion of a greater knowledge of and respect for their diverse heritage and culture.

Conference Objectives:

1. Celebrate and acknowledge the presence of people of African descent in Australia raise awareness of the challenges facing people of African descent. It is hoped that the conference will foster discussions that will generate proposals for solutions to tackle these challenges.

2. Explore the collective depths of the delegates’ expertise and skills in order to inspire strategies for change that can advance the recognition for the people of African Descent.

3. And showcase contributions, explore issues and canvass strategies for the way ahead. 

By: African Women Australia Inc.

In Reply please quote Case No. 55766

We have received an enquiry from the International Committee of the Red Cross Sana’a on behalf of a concerned relative who is anxious for news of the person listed below:

Name:  SHEIK NOOR Noor Abdulrahmin

Place of Birth:  Mogadishu, SOMALIA  Date of Birth : 1979

Ethnic Group: Hawiye, Tribe: Murursade, Clan: Israfil, Sub Clan: Dhaley

By: Joanne Gordon