Networking and Partnerships
ARWDO values partnership and collaboration to ensure efficient and effective service delivery for our client group. ARWDO is working with STARTTS to facilitate programs focusing on mental health and wellbeing.
ARWDO is working with NSW Schools, TAFE NSW and Canterbury City Community Centre to provide a variety of classes/ trainings and workshops for women and children.
ARWDO is grateful for the generous support from Canterbury Bankstown Council, The New South Wales Government and Asylum Seeker Resource Centre.
ARWDO representatives present at domestic and international conferences including the 2nd World Statelessness Conference held in Malaysia in February 2024 and the IASFM20 Conference held in Indonesia in January 2025.
ARWDO representatives are available for speaking events and presentations.
If you are an organisation or individual interested in supporting our work, please get in touch.
Creative Advocacy Partnership
ARWDO is working with the Creative Advocacy Partnership, other organisations and Rohingya Allies to develop opportunities for human rights advocacy, creative methods and collaborative partnerships
“Despite the fact that stateless people have for decades sought protection in Australia—in some years in considerable numbers—they are for the most part not officially ‘counted’ or recognized”
- Understanding Statelessness in Australia Report, Peter McMullin Centre on Statelessness, Melbourne University.
Artwork created by Asma Nayim Ullah, ARWDO Member
Partnering with Researchers
ARWDO is committed to advancing knowledge and developing strategies and solution for displaced and stateless communities around the world. ARWDO works in partnership with several universities including the Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for the Elimination of Violence Against Women at the Australian National University (ANU). ARWDO is passionate about ensuring research is participatory, collaborative and for the benefit of the community.