National Multicultural Children Scoping Project
SSI is running a research and consultation project to identify gaps in meeting multicultural children's needs across Australia.
Migration Summit
Calls for national migration summit to move Australia’s future beyond politics.
No Child Left Out: Designing Thriving Kids for a Diverse Australia Factsheet
This factsheet breaks down what's at risk for CALD children and what's needed for earlier identification and support for children.
Consultation Insights Report: Conversations for Prevention, Coffs Harbour
Presents key findings of Phase 1 of the Conversations for Prevention project, undertaken by SSI.
Logan Hub opens its doors to a new chapter of community-led opportunity
A new community hub designed with and for the people of Logan has officially opened bringing services, pathways and connection together.
Australia needs long-term migration strategy, not short-term politics
A broad alliance calls for a National Migration Summit after a week of competing migration announcements and Minister Burke's address.
‘No-brainer’: Skilled migration reforms must go hand-in-hand with skills recognition
Skilled migration reforms won't deliver full benefits unless Australia fixes skills recognition too, an advocacy coalition warns.
SSI calls for urgent National Migration Summit following proposals to slash temporary migration
SSI is calling on the Australian Government to urgently convene a National Migration Summit, after proposals to cut temporary migration.
Prime Minister reaffirms Australia’s humanitarian leadership
SSI welcomes Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's decision to maintain Australia's humanitarian intake, commending his leadership.
Labor’s refugee backflip leaves thousands without a pathway to safety
SSI has condemned reports the government will cut Australia's refugee intake, calling it a backwards step on humanitarian responsibilities.
Young Torres Strait Islander star set to show Logan kids they can “take up space” at landmark World of Cultures festival
Run by SSI, World of Cultures offers a family-friendly, immersive cultural experience in one of Australia's most multicultural cities.
SSI calls for specialist support for refugee and migrant jobseekers in biggest overhaul of employment services in 30 years
SSI’s submission on the Employment Services Discussion Paper calls for culturally responsive support for culturally diverse job seekers.
Australia needs a systemic overhaul to rebuild belonging and social cohesion, SSI tells Royal Commission
SSI told the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion that Australia needs systemic change to strengthen social cohesion.
Shaping the future of Employment Services Submission July 2026
SSI’s submission on the shaping the future of Employment Services calling for specialist support for refugee and migrant jobseekers.
Treasurer to launch new skills and qualifications recognition service for migrant women
A pioneering program that supports migrant women to navigate the skills and qualifications recognition system will launch in Queensland.
SSI welcomes Thriving Kids response, calls to embed multicultural communities in delivery
SSI welcomes the government's response to the Thriving Kids inquiry, calling it a key step towards helping children with disability.
Business and civil society alliance calls for national migration summit to move debate beyond politics
Business and civil society leaders are calling on the government to hold a summit this year to build a long-term migration plan.
The National Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Disability Reform Committee
The NCDRC brings together a network of services, peak bodies and community organisations to provide input to inclusive disability reform.
SSI welcomes Australian government commitment to Rohingya refugees and host communities
SSI welcomes Australian government humanitarian funding for Rohingya refugees and host communities in Bangladesh.
Critical disability program risks leaving behind half the children who need it, new report warns
Without a focus on CALD communities, Australia’s new Thriving Kids program risks missing up to half the children who need it most.