The Edmund Rice Centre is an advocacy and research organisation working with and for Indigenous Australians, refugees and people seeking asylum and Pacific Island communities affected by climate change - the first Australians, the last to arrive and the next to come.
We work to promote human rights, social justice and eco-justice for all people in our society.
The Edmund Rice Centre conducts a number of programs with four distinct characteristics - research, community education, advocacy and partnerships.
In each of our program areas we:
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Raise awareness about the causes of poverty and injustice and the need for human rights to be respected and advanced
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Advocate for the needs of groups who are systematically excluded locally and globally
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Promote social action that engages people in the work for social change