"Diversity is the badge of freedom." ~ Michael Kirby
The Centre for Peace and Social Justice (CPSJ) is an interdisciplinary community of scholars, bringing together researchers from Law and Justice, Cultural Studies, Politics and Policy, Indigenous Studies, Education, Social Sciences, and Media.
The CPSJ focuses on markers of difference that potentially contribute to the inclusion or exclusion in full citizenship. Markers include gender, sexuality, race, ethnicity, class, age, family status, material well-being, religion and identity. Researchers in the Centre are committed to strengthening core values of diversity including acceptance, mutual respect and recognition.
Examples of research strength include studies in:
The Centre for Peace and Social Justice is well-positioned with its membership to provide a crucial space for research that ameliorates the human condition through principled support for diversity and difference.
Food For Thought
1st - 5th February 2010
Under the auspices of the Australian Studies Centre, Universitat De
Barcelona and The Centre For Peace and Social Justice,
Southern Cross University
http://www.ub.edu/dpfilsa/food2010theme.html
A Scholarly Affair
Byron Bay
7-9 December 2010
The School of Arts and Social Sciences and the Centre for Peace and
Social Justice at Southern Cross University are hosting the Cultural
Studies Association of Australasia (CSAA) National Conference in December
2010. This annual conference is the premier national conference event
in the discipline, and regularly draws from institutions nationally
and internationally.
Go to the conference website