The recent action plan of allowing 12,000 refugees into Australia provides immense hope, not only to the refugees but to Australians who wish to see our great country share resources with those who need them. The sense of security that will surely come with the resettlement will allow them to seek opportunities that wouldn’t have been possible previously.
I see this resettlement as being a step forward in all of us, refugees and Australians, becoming global citizens – taking responsibility for our actions that impact the world around us and identifying as being a part of a world community, not just purely one single country or culture (Israel, 2014). Continue reading “Looking to the Future of 21st Century Refugees”


