2011 News Articles
2011 News Articles
Introduction: This page provides you with the opportunity to share your news with members of the public.
Submission guidelines:
- Your news article should not be more than 400 words
- This website is an open space, please be mindful of the language you use
- You may include a photo with your story. Photos should be saved in JPG format with quality set at 72dpi
- Only include links to relevant website or webpages
- OMI reserves the right to edit or reject the article you submit
- Please indicate if you would like your name and email address included in the article
Please email your details as follows and attach your story in word format to harmony@omi.wa.gov.au
Title of story ________________
Author's name: ____________
Email address ________________
Any correspondence with regard to the article should also be sent to this address.
Invitation for schools to participate in Refugee Week 2012 art exhibition
Refugee Week is Australia's peak annual activity to celebrate the positive contributions made by refugees to Australian society. Refugee Week runs from 17–23 June 2012 and incorporates the United Nations World Refugee Day on 20 June.
The Department for Communities has organised an art exhibition as part of Refugee Week since 2007. The project involves schools and organisations that work with students from refugee and migrant backgrounds to develop art that depicts the refugee experience and the settlement in a new country. This year the theme is Restoring Hope. The artworks will be exhibited in a central location in Perth.
Your school can get involved by holding its own art exhibition before Refugee Week or by selecting artworks to be included in the main exhibition.
Please see attached Invitation for schools for more information
