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This section has details about training, conferences, seminars and events in the field of multicultural mental health and related areas.

You can browse upcoming event in the list below or search for an event by state using the box at right.

Regular training programs dealing with multicultural mental health issues are highlighted in Training Programs. 

To list a regular training program please contact us


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Positive Schools 2010 - Mental Health & Wellbeing Conference
From 20/05/2010 to 21/05/2010 — The Esplanade Hotel, Fremantle WA WA
Positive Schools 2010 offers opportunity to better understand mental health issues within our schools and colleges with a clear focus on finding solutions and achieving sustainable positive outcomes. A day packed full of internationally acclaimed speakers will offer insperational and innovative presentations across a broad range of topics.
Beyond Brown Eyes Blue Eyes - A Seminar with Jane Elliott
20/05/2010 — The Esplanade Hotel, Fremantle WA
A once in a lifetime opportunity to see the iconic Jane Elliott, creator of Brown Eyes Blue Eyes and The Stolen Eye. With over 40 years hands on experience Jane Elliott has established herself as an international leader in the prevention and reduction of bullying, prejudice and discrimination. Jane will fly to Perth from her home in Ohio, USA to enable Australians to have the opportunity to see her present " A Day with Jane Elliott"
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National Mental Health Strategy
Multicultural Mental Health Australia is funded by the The Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing through the National Mental Health Strategy.
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