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UNSW Kaldor Centre — 169 episodes · page 1 of 2
Keynote: Hugh de Kretser, President, Australian Human Rights Commission, 2025 Kaldor Conference
All together now: Mobilising whole-of-society responses to international protection
From rhetoric to reality: Centering the meaningful participation of refugees
Conversations across divides: Fostering constructive dialogue in the public square
Building bridges: Advancing refugee protection in a divided world
Reflections from the frontlines: 10 years of protecting people displaced in the context of disasters
Advancing the Responsible Use of Technology in Alternatives to Detention
The limits of immigration detention after NZYQ
Foregrounding Displacement in the Treaty on the Protection of Persons in the event of Disasters
Speed briefing - Countering misinformation about refugees and migrants: An evidence-based framework
Speed briefing - Practical toolkit on climate and disaster displacement
Judging Refugees: Narrative and Oral Testimony in Refugee Status Determination
2024 Kaldor Centre Oration
Speed briefing - Ensuring protection in humanitarian emergencies: A framework for Australia
A decade of determination: Jane McAdam on the Kaldor Centre's first 10 years
2023 Conference Keynote: Will International law still be relevant?
2023 Conference Panel: Will refugees be welcome?
2023 Conference Panel: How will we identify people in need of protection?
2023 Conference Panel: Will people in need of protection be able to access it?
2023 Conference Keynote: Thinking about the future of forced migration
2023 Kaldor Centre Conference: Opening Remarks
After NZYQ – Community Safety Orders
Global perspectives on resettlement and complementary pathways
The day the Taliban overtook Kabul: An interview with Ahmad Shuja Jamal
Réponses régionales à la mobilité climatique : lancement de Climate Mobility Africa Insights
Regional responses to climate mobility: launch of Climate Mobility Africa 'Insights'
Courts, Channel crossings and the Rwanda plan: A conversation about UK asylum policy
Bhutan to Blacktown - And Beyond: A Conversation About Refugee Leadership in Australia
Asylum and Extraction in The Republic of Nauru
Creative resistance: Behrouz Boochani and friends on fighting a dehumanising system
Secrecy somewhere else: Accountability for the ‘externalised’ treatment of refugees
A better conversation: Changing the public discourse about refugees
Is Ukraine a turning point for people seeking safety?
Catalysing meaningful refugee participation: Next steps and ongoing challenges
COVID-19’s lasting effects on refugee protection
Kaldor Centre Conference 2022, opening address by Kaldor Centre Director, Jane McAdam AO
The Power To Welcome: Supporting Refugee Students in our Midst
World Refugee Day with the Refugee Advice and Casework Service and the Kaldor Centre
Accounting for Australia’s refugee policy – from the Tampa to tomorrow
Guy S. Goodwin-Gill on the response to Ukraine’s refugees
Does the data on climate and disaster displacement add up?
Should I stay or should I go? Planned relocations
Moving beyond ‘climate refugees’: Readying law and practice for displacement in a warming world
Refugee status determination: Law and practice
Today's truths: What decision-makers need to know about human mobility and climate change
Litigating climate change displacement: Cutting-edge cases and decisions
Displacement and the Academy: Emerging scholars with lived experience talk shop
To Glasgow and beyond: Building support for people moving away from climate change
'The Refugee in International Law': Then and Now
Introducing: Leaving Place, Restoring Home
Cruel, costly and ineffective: the failure of offshore processing in Australia
The decade ahead: Defending protection and people on the move
Courts at the frontier: Can strategic litigation in Australia advance refugee protection?
On racism and refugees: A conversation with E Tendayi Achiume and Nyadol Nyuon
Protection 360: Surveying refugee challenges across the regions
Hope or hype? Hacking through the role of technology in refugee protection
'The Oxford Handbook of International Refugee Law' Book Launch Event on 25 May 2021
'Temporary' Episode 8: Left behind in a global pandemic
Re-examining displacement in the context of disasters and climate change: A Pacific perspective
Dr Sangeetha Pillai on ABC Radio Darwin
'Temporary' Episode 7: Does Australia’s asylum seeker policy actually work?
'Temporary' Episode 6: Stuck in an endless loop
'Temporary' Episode 4: A lifetime locked in detention
'Temporary' Episode 5: When the answer is no
10-Minute Law: What is 'enhanced screening' of asylum seekers?
10-Minute Law Episode 3: Legal assistance, cuts, and a strict and sudden deadline
'Temporary' Episode 3: How do you say goodbye forever?
10-Minute Law Episode 2: Sarah Dale on kids in the legacy caseload
10-Minute Law Episode 1: Jane McAdam breaks down refugee basics
'Temporary' Episode 2: No right to work, no right to study
Temporary' Episode 1: A limbo of Australia’s own making
Introducing Temporary
Climate Change, Disasters and Mobility: A Roadmap for Australian Action
Pressing 'Reset' On Resettlement How A Lifeline Can Survive COVID - 19
The Andaman Sea Crisis: 5 Years On
Covid-19 and International Refugee Law
All in this together? The pandemic, people seeking asylum and refugees in Australia
Podcast- Sexual orientation, gender Identity and asylum
Kaldor Centre Conference 2019: Panel 2 - Good Policy, Good Politics?
Kaldor Centre Conference 2019: Panel 1 - Deciding Refugee Claims
Kaldor Centre Conference 2019: Keynote address
Kaldor Centre Conference 2019: Year In Review
Refugee protected entry explained: An interview with Dr Claire Higgins
Refugee Rights and Policy Wrongs Book Launch 2 July 2019
Kaldor Centre Principles for Australian Refugee Policy Launch 13 June 2019
Emergency resettlement: From one Saudi teen to millions of Syrian refugees
Kaldor Centre Conference 2018 Panel 3 - Q&A - Behind the scenes of refugee diplomacy
Kaldor Centre Conference 2018 Panel 2 - Displacement and diplomacy in the Asia-Pacific
Kaldor Centre Conference 2018 Panel 1: Negotiating protection on the international stage
Kaldor Centre Conference 2018: Keynote address
Kaldor Centre Conference 2018: Year in Review
Canadian Immigration Minister, The Hon. Ahmed Hussen
Good Evidence, Bad Politics: Overcoming the noise in climate change and migration policy
Community-led refugee sponsorship: What can Australia learn from the UK experience?
FBi Radio interview with Regina Jefferies
Boats and Beyond
A conversation with Professor Guy S Goodwin-Gill about the Global Compacts on Refugees
A conversation with Prof Guy S Goodwin-Gill – State responsibility and Australia’s refugee policies
Policy Brief 6: Making the Global Compacts Work: What future for refugees and migrants?
Refugee Deterrence and Diplomacy: How states influence each other's asylum policies