Show your support for refugees

Refugee stories are a chance to acknowledge the journeys made by refugees and people seeking asylum on the path to seeking safety.

Through these stories, we can celebrate resilience and bring together people of diverse backgrounds, fostering a deeper sense of community and inclusion.

The stories you’ll find here champion the journey of refugees to Australia seeking safety, bringing a lifetime of skills, education and experience. It also sheds light on the barriers many refugees face: difficulty obtaining employment, navigating unfair visa processes, unpredictable changes to study and work rights, language challenges and a lack of local experience or simply not having their overseas qualifications or work experience recognised in this country.

Behind every face is an important story that paints a vivid picture of the ongoing journey seeking safety that refugees and people seeking asylum face. These stories empower the main characters to have their voices heard, their challenges seen and their dreams amplified, as they reclaim their identity in a new chapter.
Now, you can pledge your name to show your support for refugees and welcome them into the community. Submit your pledge and you’ll also receive regular updates about ASRC news and other ways to support refugees and people seeking asylum.

The stories you’ll find champion the journey of refugees to Australia seeking safety, bringing a lifetime of skills, education and work experience. It also sheds light on the barriers many refugees face to finding work: unfamiliar application processes, employers’ inexperience handling protection visas, language challenges, lack of local experience or contacts, employer bias or simply not having their overseas qualifications or work experience recognised in this country.

Now you can pledge your name to welcome refugees to the Australian workforce. Submit your pledge and you’ll also receive a pack of FREE resources filled with tips and information about multicultural workplaces, refugee experiences and how to welcome them to your business or organisation. 

Show your support for refugees and people seeking asylum

The ASRC would like to acknowledge the Wurundjeri and Bunurong people of the Kulin Nation as traditional owners and custodians of the land on which the ASRC stands. We acknowledge that the land was never ceded and we pay our respect to them, their customs, their culture, to elders past and present and to their emerging leaders.