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THE “STRONG FAMILY PROJECT IN ADELAIDE”
This project in Adelaide Australia aims to support over 500 women and children from CaLD communities, who have experienced family and domestic violence.
Read the full detailsHumanitarian crisis in the Eastern Democratic of the Congo
This news item contains an article prepared by IFORAP on the crisis in Eastern DRC
Read the full detailsProsper Baeni SoundCloud interview
Our CEO Prosper Baeni was recently featured on Perth IndyMedia. The interview is available on Soundcloud.
Read the full detailsUmoja ni Nguvu Peace building and awareness Project
Article by Prosper Baeni from IFORAP who has recently visited the region.
The Umoja ni Nguvu Peace building and awareness project is a project that is born out of necessity taking into serious consideration the new conflicts that has broken out in the East of DR Congo.
Read the full detailsIFORAP Future Directions 2020 – 2023
At the core of the IFORAP Strategy 2020-2023 is a central focus on strengthening individuals and communities to build capacity by cultivating sustainable outcomes with dignity and ownership.
Read the full details“United we stand & divided we fall”
Promoting peace, reconciliation, empowerment and a sense of community for all people in Africa and the International community. IFORAP works to utilise the strengths, capacities and resources within communities as a means for sustainable development.
Our Story
The world needs a new vision, a new perspective on human rights, social justice and equal opportunity for all irrespective of their race, colour, beliefs and country of birth.
Founded in 2010, the International Forum of Reconciliation and Peace (IFORAP) was formed, based on the principle that success and opportunity for African Australians lie in the capacity to learn from past experiences and mistakes, focus on the future, and become positive contributors to their countries of settlement. Our dream and beliefs are that any African Australian can reach their optimal level here in Australia, regardless of potential misinterpretations in the transitions of integration of African Australians to the rest of wider Australian community. Sometimes African Australians are viewed as a problem with inadequate language skills and the cause of crime, with clashes of cultures and general widespread exclusion. IFORAP is committed to change this and provide advocacy on behalf of all African Australians.
Our dream is to see African Australians become a significant contributor to economic and community development, multiculturalism and a successful and prosperous Australia.
WHAT WE DO
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INTERNATIONAL FORUM OF RECONCILIATION AND PEACE
Strengthening individuals and communities to build capacity by cultivating sustainable outcomes with dignity and ownership.
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