Mr. Mabor Chadhuol to Represent the Victorian Department of Education at Refugee Communities Association of Australia Conference
The Centre for Migrant and Refugee Health (CMRH) is proud to announce that its Executive Director and Founder, Mr. Mabor Chadhuol, has been selected by Victoria University to represent the Victorian Department of Education at the prestigious Refugee Communities Association of Australia Conference.
This significant opportunity comes after Mr. Chadhuol was awarded a scholarship from the Victorian Department of Education to pursue a Master of Applied Teaching (Secondary Education) at Victoria University. His selection underscores his exemplary dedication to advocating for education and championing opportunities for migrant, refugee, and asylum-seeking populations.
At the conference, Mr. Chadhuol will deliver a powerful presentation on the educational opportunities available within the Victorian Department of Education for migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers. His talk will highlight pathways for success, inclusive teaching career practices, and the critical role of equitable education in empowering underserved communities. Drawing on his extensive experience in public health, education, and community leadership, Mr. Chadhuol will emphasize the transformative impact of education in building stronger, more inclusive societies.
Reflecting on his selection, Mr. Chadhuol said, “I am deeply honoured to represent the Victorian Department of Education and Victoria University at the prestigious Refugee Communities Association Community of Australia Conference. This platform allows me to advocate for the incredible opportunities available to migrant and refugee communities through education and to highlight the importance of inclusion and support in creating brighter futures for all.”
Mr. Chadhuol’s remarkable journey from public health leader to education advocate exemplifies resilience, vision, and dedication. As the founder of the CMRH, he has worked tirelessly to address health disparities and promote wellbeing among migrant and refugee populations. Now, as a scholarship recipient and ambassador for the Victorian Department of Education, he is extending his impact to the field of education.
The Centre for Migrant and Refugee Health congratulates Mr. Chadhuol on this prestigious recognition and looks forward to the insights and advocacy he will bring to the prestigious Refugee Communities Association Community of Australia Conference. His achievements continue to inspire, highlighting the critical intersection of education, advocacy, and community empowerment.
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Centre for Migrant and Refugee Health
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This milestone reflects the Victorian Department of Education’s commitment to fostering diversity and opportunity, and it underscores the vital role that leaders like Mr. Chadhuol play in shaping a more inclusive and equitable future for all.
