In 2019, UNESCO proclaimed this day to raise awareness to past and contemporary artistic expressions of Islam and the contribution of culture through Islamic Art to civilisation. It encourages worldwide appreciation for Islamic art in all its forms, such as glass, metalwork, pottery, jewellery and textiles.

These representations of Islamic art greatly influenced and formed part of the architectural style of the many lands of Islam with the tile and ceramic mosaics, intricate woodwork, stone and stucco carving and sumptuous hangings. The arts of Islam also feature calligraphy prominently throughout scrollwork, arabesques, geometric motifs and interlace patterns.

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Nobel Prize Day marks the day when influential figures are nominated for their groundbreaking contributions to the world with the Nobel Peace Prize. As the name suggests, it promotes peace and unity among all citizens of the world. It recognizes the efforts of prominent figures such as Malala Yousafzai and Nelson Mandela in serving humanity. Nobel Prize Day highlights the idea that all people can achieve a common goal of serving humanity by recognizing the diversity among us.

Our Intercultural Citizenship Ambassador Program, available to students across Australia is aligned with the pillars of Nobel Prize Day through its emphasis on the importance of global citizenship education. This is valuable education for young people today, as they will build critical thinking, intercultural understanding and empathy, which are the foundations of sustainable societies.

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International Migrants Day celebrates the unique journey of migrants around the globe and how they have contributed to the intercultural world we live in today. Along their journeys, migrants have greatly contributed to contemporary societies, by sharing their cultures with new societies. This manifests in a variety of ways, from offering authentic cuisine to sharing fascinating worldviews, which facilitates social progression.

Cultural Infusion has a variety of programs that are centralised on the theme of migration and its evolution around the world.

Ciao! Migrating to Australia available in Victoria, allows students to explore the travels of a migrant from Italy to Australia. The journey and experience of Pasquale in the 1950’s is narrated through a combination of captivating theatre and dance performances.

Music is inextricably linked to the experience of many migrant communities. Our platform Sound Infusion promotes the principles of global harmony through the uplifting and positive impacts of music, encouraging students to engage through blended learning. Students have access to music samples featuring instruments from all around the world. It recognises the diversity in sound and appreciates the culture of migrants through a musical lens. In addition, we offer a range of cultural music performances from around the globe.

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The fifth most internationally spoken language in the world, the Semitic language of Arabic has communicated ground-breaking findings in the disciplines of engineering, social sciences, philosophy and mathematics. World Arabic Language Day celebrates the diversity of the Arabic language, as it has evolved into a myriad of dialects each distinct to its particular region.

Cultural Infusion offers many programs engaging with Arabic language and culture including:

• Middle Eastern Belly dance (VIC, NSW, WA, SA)
• Ticket to Cairo (VIC)
• Middle Eastern Drumming (QLD)

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