A Systems Perspective on Social Cohesion in Australia by Anastasia Rose Le (she/her) Victorian Honour Roll of Women

A national conversation on connection, identity and the future of social cohesion Australia’s social fabric is shaped every

Program Overview Polaron Connect’s Insights 2 Impact (I2I) is a five-part professional development programme scheduled from March to December 2026, offered

Language is not neutral. It shapes who feels included, who can participate and who is able to make informed decisions.

Across Oceania, over 1,300 Indigenous languages are spoken, many of them here in Australia by vibrant Pasifika communities.

Belle Kwan is a strong advocate for embracing diverse cultural identities within her family. She is the Founder

Don Doughty works at the frontline of recovery, helping clients navigate the often-complex return-to-work process after injury. He

Sylvia Coombe, our Multicultural Advisory Panel member, knows that clear communication can save lives and change communities. With

Rounak Saha is all about making connections between data, cultures and people. With a Bangladeshi background and a

Meet Tracy Pham, our Multicultural Advisory Panel member. She is an entrepreneur and founder of VASIA, a bilingual

In celebration of World Poetry Day, our Youth Advisory Panel member Nas has composed a heartfelt poem reflecting

To celebrate Holi, the vibrant and colorful Hindu festival widely celebrated in India and among Indian communities around

In celebration of International Women’s Day, Alecx Barredo, a member of our Youth Advisory Panel, shares a heartfelt

Australia is home to a vibrant and diverse Afghan community. This is reflected in the community’s rich cultural

This article was written by our Youth Advisory Panel board members, Chaojie (CJ) Zhou and Huimin (Kristy) Feng.

The role of in-language resources in dissemination of health information Health information is powerful.  When it reaches the

Community focus groups or consultations are small group discussions with professional facilitation. They are used to determine issues

Presenting your message so it speaks to your audience! Localisation is an essential part of conducting international business. Beyond the translation of

Did you know that the oldest discovered writings of Sinhalese date back to 200 BC? The language changed

Domestic violence is the most frequent type of violence experienced by Australians. Sometimes called intimate partner violence, it’s

At least 1,600 people speak Luritja/Pintupi as a first language and approximately 600 as a second language, mainly

Legal translation and interpreting is one of the most complex, yet sought-after language services, requiring utmost care, attention

What is plain English? Plain English is a writing style that readers can easily understand. Plain English combines clear, concise

Did you know that in the same way that you can make certain choices and change certain practices

The traditional translation process has always been quite linear. Once translated, your resource is distributed to your target

Elder abuse comes in many forms and can affect people from all walks of life. Research from Australia

Raise your hand if you’ve ever had to handle a translation project on behalf of your organisation. If

Translators and interpreters are the backbones of our entire organisation. They ensure that everyone has the right to

In legal settings, effective communication is fundamental to the principles of impartiality and fairness that uphold the justice