Resources

Here you will find yourself a range of valuable resources to keep yourself informed about the issues facing people seeking asylum and refugees.

Words That Work ➜

The Words That Work project’s aim is to help us be as persuasive as possible when we talk about a more humane approach to people seeing asylum.

ASRC Advocacy Priorities ➜

Four areas have been identified as ASRC’s priority advocacy areas for 2022-2025, following consultations with refugees and people seeking asylum.

Annual Reports ➜

Find all that we achieved in our Annual Reports here.

ASRC Reflect RAP ➜

The ASRC has always stood for an inclusive, compassionate and just Australia. We join the fight for justice for and with First Nations people.

Publications ➜

Find research completed by the ASRC here.

Legal Process ➜

Read the following infosheets that cover commonly asked questions and topics about the legal process for people seeking asylum in Australia.

The ASRC acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Peoples and Traditional Custodians of the lands where we live, learn, and work every day.

We pay our respects to them, their customs, their culture, and Elders past and present. We recognise that First Nations' sovereignty and lands were never ceded. This land always was and always will be Aboriginal land.

As part of our commitment to First Nations justice, we support Treaty for Victoria. We pay the rent to Traditional Owners through www.paytherent.net.au