International Migrants Day in 2022

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2022 Date	18 December 2022
2023 Date	18 December 2023

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International Migrants Day in

Sunday, 18 Dec

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Unless you're one of approx. 985,000 indigenous people in #Australia, you're a product of migrantion. Today we celebrate International Migrants Day Given the workforce constraints across nearly every sector of our economy, it's never been more important to embrace our diversity https://t.co/PapkS02hSX
— Nicolette Boele - Independent for Bradfield (@Nicolette_Boele) December 18, 2022

75 years ago, over 800 men and women from #Estonia, #Latvia and #Lithuania arrived in Fremantle. They were the first of 170,000 European ‘displaced persons’ resettled in Australia after WWII. #InternationalMigrantsDay Read more: https://t.co/UVM59ngiIp NAA: A12111, 1/1947/3/6 https://t.co/1SGPlCIt5y
— National Archives of Australia (@naagovau) December 17, 2022

On International Migrants Day, we acknowledge contributions migrants make to our workplaces, culture & society. I am so grateful for the sacrifices my parents, refugees from Cyprus, have made to create the privileged life we lead in Oz. Pic of what was their home taken in 2015 ❤️ https://t.co/pQcDJgweTD
— Fay Calderone (@FayCalderone) December 18, 2022

A new report launched by the #RCRC Movement ahead of International Migrants’ Day found 1 in 4 migrants surveyed fear seeking humanitarian assistance would put them at risk of detention or deportation. Read 👇👇 https://t.co/cu90WGgW5i https://t.co/6JcJ9r3nDb
— The Gambia Red Cross Society (GRCS) (@GambiaRedCross) December 14, 2022

Today on #InternationalMigrantsDay, we celebrate the unique impact migration has had on community and culture in Australia. This photo from our Dardalis Archives captures Greek migrants arriving in Western Australia in 1925. https://t.co/I5bGZxpLbu
— La Trobe Uni Library (@LTUlibrary) December 18, 2022

Australia is one of the most successful multicultural countries in the world. We owe our economic and cultural success to the many and varied people who come to Australia and make it their home. #InternationalMigrantsDay https://t.co/kilhHoEwEF
— Universities Australia (@uniaus) December 18, 2022

Today is International Migrants Day, recognising the contributions of migrants worldwide - including the value they bring to volunteering! 🥰 @Boroondara's video series offers tips for making volunteering more accessible to new migrants. 🎞️: https://t.co/QUJlEiTnp9 https://t.co/osPcD0QRkO
— Volunteering Victoria (@VolunteeringVic) December 18, 2022

On International Migrants Day, we're sharing David Moore's emblematic 'Migrants arriving in Sydney'. 👀 You can check out this portrait from our Collection and many more at WHO ARE YOU, open now at your NPG! https://t.co/pjB6SV7eNe https://t.co/pBs5f8Q65P
— National Portrait Gallery (@PortraitAu) December 17, 2022

It's #InternationalMigrantsDay and I'm so grateful for the opportunity to create a life in Australia but also to remain connected to my first language and culture and to pass it on to my children who were born here 🇦🇺 and are proud of their Portuguese 🇵🇹 and Italian heritage 🇮🇹.
— Catia Malaquias @CatiaMalaquias@aus.social (@CatiaMalaquias) December 18, 2022

December 18th marks International Migrants Day. Each year, newcomers to 🇨🇦 contribute to the country. People move for different reasons, sometimes by choice, sometimes by obligation. This beautiful drawing is from Elise Gravel, 🇨🇦 author/illustrator: https://t.co/wqKryHnVfE https://t.co/kJcdss6oZp
— Canada Down Under (@canadadownunder) December 17, 2022