60 acast.com The Cinnamon Stick https://the-cinnamon-stick.simplecast.com en world, music, spice trade, culture, ethnic, food, migrant, multicultural, refugee, australia, western australia Multicultural Futures, hosted by Erika von Kaschke

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]]> false Multicultural Futures info+6281a5ce6b5fa50014a439d2@mg-eu.acast.com 6281a5ce6b5fa50014a439d2 the-cinnamon-stick https://feeds.simplecast.com/MJap1pFM episodic https://assets.pippa.io/shows/6281a5ce6b5fa50014a439d2/show-cover.jpg https://the-cinnamon-stick.simplecast.com The Cinnamon Stick https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/6281a5ce6b5fa50014a439d2 Cultural Competence explained Cultural Competence explained Sun, 10 Apr 2022 16:00:00 GMT 24:18 6b223ddd-df5c-40ce-a1fc-213db330c78f false https://the-cinnamon-stick.simplecast.com/episodes/cultural-competence-explained-xvkT_r9w 6281a5d3f7114f0012f0b9ed 6281a5ce6b5fa50014a439d2 This week we speak to Ursula Brinkmann, one of the master minds behind the Intercultural Readiness Check. She unlocks the four competences and shares a few personal insights, and a few other interesting stats including who wins the competency battle betwe full 2 3 Intercultural Readiness Check

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]]> The difference of four seconds The difference of four seconds Thu, 23 Sep 2021 23:00:00 GMT 12:08 32b9006c-d4ea-47bb-887f-3c85ea345022 false https://the-cinnamon-stick.simplecast.com/episodes/the-difference-of-four-seconds-wkrAChc_ 6281a5d3f7114f0012f0b9ee 6281a5ce6b5fa50014a439d2 In this episode of The Cinnamon Stick we talk to Priya Deval from Youth Focus about her journey to Australia, the learnings her team have taken from the See Me See You training, and her personal take-away from the training. full 2 2

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]]> World Music Cafe 2021 World Music Cafe 2021 Thu, 23 Sep 2021 15:31:21 GMT 15:27 1292c38c-a758-4084-bdf5-fc33be1baa2e false https://the-cinnamon-stick.simplecast.com/episodes/world-music-cafe-2021-FU_2NrRX 6281a5d3f7114f0012f0b9ef 6281a5ce6b5fa50014a439d2 In this episode of the Cinnamon Stick we get a behind the scenes look at the World Music Café. We speak to Jon Cope, Enterprise Facilitator, about the last two years, but also some of the exciting and new changes to this social enterprise. full 2 1

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]]> Meet Chef Nimrod Kazoom Meet Chef Nimrod Kazoom Sat, 14 Aug 2021 05:47:00 GMT 23:34 ea46a8fb-7330-44d7-a7fc-f1d367d8a99c false https://the-cinnamon-stick.simplecast.com/episodes/met-nimrod-kazoom-0eHnWFmo 6281a5d3f7114f0012f0b9f0 6281a5ce6b5fa50014a439d2 Meet the flamboyant Chef Nimrod Kazoom, the mastermind mentoring the World Music Café Kitchen team. Hear more about his philosophy around food, his journey from Israel to Australia and ultimately, his way to the World Music Café. full 1 16

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]]> Backstage pass to the weaving class Backstage pass to the weaving class Thu, 01 Jul 2021 00:25:00 GMT 8:51 da33e867-9fb8-4fac-afb6-9ec375f2eff4 false https://the-cinnamon-stick.simplecast.com/episodes/backstage-pass-to-the-weaving-class-inhl_Aat 6281a5d3f7114f0012f0b9f1 6281a5ce6b5fa50014a439d2 Meet Lynn, our weaving class teacher, and one of the ladies who attend this class. Hear about the ins and outs of weaving, but also about what they get from it. bonus 1

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]]> Women of the World Stage Women of the World Stage Tue, 08 Jun 2021 01:20:54 GMT 33:47 e643f0be-ab85-4446-8dc3-46e576ebd499 false https://the-cinnamon-stick.simplecast.com/episodes/women-of-the-world-stage-zjUMSFwK 6281a5d3f7114f0012f0b9f2 6281a5ce6b5fa50014a439d2 Meet Filiz Shah, President of Women of the World Stage. full 1 15

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]]> Griot drumming lifestyle in Perth Griot drumming lifestyle in Perth Tue, 01 Dec 2020 01:44:10 GMT 23:25 380cbf86-7424-41e1-98d9-0eadb4bf0a67 false https://the-cinnamon-stick.simplecast.com/episodes/griot-drumming-lifestyle-in-perth-_gqEhTJR 6281a5d3f7114f0012f0b9f3 6281a5ce6b5fa50014a439d2 Meet Djibril Diagne: born into a special destiny as the eldest son of a griot family in Senegal in West Africa, Djibril started playing drums when he was only six years old.Over many decades he has grown into a highly respected cultural leader and maste full 1 14 World Music Cafe

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]]> From marine biologist to mental health advocate From marine biologist to mental health advocate Mon, 14 Sep 2020 09:45:31 GMT 24:27 b3305d6d-b849-4616-a91f-106acef5cf13 false https://the-cinnamon-stick.simplecast.com/episodes/from-marine-biologist-to-mental-health-advocate-O64eOOqE 6281a5d3f7114f0012f0b9f4 6281a5ce6b5fa50014a439d2 full 1 13

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]]> <![CDATA['Shizukesa' finding balance and fun learning about other cultures]]> Fri, 21 Aug 2020 04:32:15 GMT 27:26 42d06646-f419-4404-89d1-a7c8d58f49d5 false https://the-cinnamon-stick.simplecast.com/episodes/shizukeza-finding-balance-and-fun-learning-about-other-cultures-GUg719zh 6281a5d3f7114f0012f0b9f5 6281a5ce6b5fa50014a439d2 full 1 12

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]]> Insights into the World Music Café Insights into the World Music Café Tue, 28 Jul 2020 05:05:44 GMT 17:48 6a0129c9-3858-4623-bcfb-2567d6f155a8 false https://the-cinnamon-stick.simplecast.com/episodes/insights-into-the-world-music-cafe-FmvWao8e 6281a5d3f7114f0012f0b9f6 6281a5ce6b5fa50014a439d2 Have you heard of the World Music Café? Meet Jon Cope, Facilitator of this Social Enterprise Initiative run by Multicultural Futures in partnership with the Metropolitan Migrant Resource Centre, and community partner, United in Diversity. full 1 11 worldmusiccafe.com.au

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]]> From Baghdad to Perth From Baghdad to Perth Wed, 08 Jul 2020 05:40:50 GMT 16:47 6d3f9f8c-a6f2-4c80-8db3-7be91c2c50b4 false https://the-cinnamon-stick.simplecast.com/episodes/baghdad-xv9Am6Gy 6281a5d3f7114f0012f0b9f7 6281a5ce6b5fa50014a439d2 Meet Mohammed, ex-professor of media at Baghdad University. Mohammed shares stories of his ancient culture, growing up in Baghdad, seeing the statue of Saddam Hussein topple, and what it means for him and his family to be in Perth. full 1 10

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]]> WA Day Hero keeps his fingers on the pulse WA Day Hero keeps his fingers on the pulse Sat, 30 May 2020 14:11:59 GMT 25:22 dfa5a7c0-75b6-4d9f-9691-acc7f6620c9a false https://the-cinnamon-stick.simplecast.com/episodes/wa-day-hero-keeps-his-fingers-on-the-pulse-bDbpX1y8 6281a5d3f7114f0012f0b9f8 6281a5ce6b5fa50014a439d2 Meet Professor Kadambot Siddique, Hackett Professor at the University of Western Australia who is world renowned for his research in agriculture. Originally, hailing from Kerala in India, Professor Siddique has made his mark not only in agriculture in Aus full 1 9

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]]> Pitch perfect entrepreneurs Pitch perfect entrepreneurs Thu, 19 Mar 2020 06:27:14 GMT 22:16 0803b773-bd83-421d-ab50-c1745cb08645 false https://the-cinnamon-stick.simplecast.com/episodes/pitch-perfect-entrepreneurs-8EyuaIo8 6281a5d3f7114f0012f0b9f9 6281a5ce6b5fa50014a439d2 full 1 8

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]]> Mentoring the next entrepreneurial YoungGems Mentoring the next entrepreneurial YoungGems Fri, 06 Mar 2020 05:59:43 GMT 25:44 6b1864e7-5c63-4d8a-b982-752c30024fe5 false https://the-cinnamon-stick.simplecast.com/episodes/mentoring-the-next-entrepreneurial-younggems-MfDRi_LE 6281a5d3f7114f0012f0b9fa 6281a5ce6b5fa50014a439d2 In this episode we talk to Gemma Manning, founder of Young Gems and Manning and Co. She is an entrepreneur and strategic marketing professional. Gemma has successfully established two businesses with international reach and is expanding across the Asian m full 1 7

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]]> Making the most of multicultural demographics Making the most of multicultural demographics Thu, 13 Feb 2020 06:25:10 GMT 19:14 03e77e44-5114-47a7-9df9-1cc3f583ede9 false https://the-cinnamon-stick.simplecast.com/episodes/making-the-most-of-multicultural-demographics-iODEH1wl 6281a5d3f7114f0012f0b9fb 6281a5ce6b5fa50014a439d2 In this episode we talk to the Mayor of the City of Canning, Patrick Hall, about the cities initiatives in helping people from a migrant or refugee background. full 1 6 The City of Canning is one of the most multicultural cities in Australia with 70% of their residents were born outside of Australia. The top countries of birth include India (12.4%, China (4.6%), Philippines (4.6%) and Malaysia (3.8%). For more information about the city's business initiatives, click here.

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]]> Bringing Iranian craftsmanship to Australia Bringing Iranian craftsmanship to Australia Thu, 23 Jan 2020 06:03:13 GMT 21:03 a27f9e24-c129-48df-87c2-e070485da5a7 false https://the-cinnamon-stick.simplecast.com/episodes/bringing-iranian-craftsmanship-to-australia-UDJf9ENo 6281a5d3f7114f0012f0b9fc 6281a5ce6b5fa50014a439d2 Meet Azadeh Najafian who decided to join her Iranian father and mother in the family-owned business after completing her architecture degree. full 1 5 Wood and Form is a family owned business. They all come to work everyday because they love what they do. It doesn’t matter what they are working on, they stay equally focused on the aesthetic and functional aspects. Azedah and her family are a small team with different values and skills. Between them they have more than 35 years experience.  

Also check out their Instagram profile.

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]]> Wood and Form is a family owned business. They all come to work everyday because they love what they do. It doesn’t matter what they are working on, they stay equally focused on the aesthetic and functional aspects. Azedah and her family are a small team with different values and skills. Between them they have more than 35 years experience.  

Also check out their Instagram profile.

This episode was made possible through the Scanlon Foundation.

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]]> The making of a safety video The making of a safety video Sat, 14 Dec 2019 01:00:13 GMT 29:17 0da84e35-3b5e-40ff-9fdf-90007eeac91c false https://the-cinnamon-stick.simplecast.com/episodes/the-making-of-a-safety-video-aLVpT_dL 6281a5d3f7114f0012f0b9fd 6281a5ce6b5fa50014a439d2 In this episode we interview Miranda Chirinda, Zimbabwean-born up and coming videographer, about her journey to Australia, and her involvement in the Multicultural Futures video series, Safety is Possible. full 1 4 Where do you start when you have to create a video to promote safety at home?

For most people who were born and raised in Australia this might not seem like a tricky question at all. Implementing safety measures at home seems to be quite straight forward and just common sense, but for many people from a refugee or migrant background these are not always so obvious.

Imagine this: you were born in a war-torn country; by the age of six you have lived in at least one refugee camp and you are moving into another one in a different country; at the age of 17 you move to Australia, and finally move into an Australian house. Knowing the dangers around gas, electricity or even something like securing bookcases to a wall to prevent furniture injuring young children, might not be something you would even start to think about. In comparison to the dangers people often face in some third-world countries, these household dangers don’t seem as dangerous to them. Upon arrival they might also face a lack of connection and don’t have a friend to say- ‘that’s dangerous, don’t do it’. Their focus might also be on feeding their family, finding work and enrolling kids at school.

Multicultural Futures’ has developed a series of safety in the home videos to shed light on these issues. We decided to take the more humorous, yet respectful approach, because many people from a migrant or refugee background have had a lifetime of struggles. Making a very seriously toned video would unlikely support engagements. We enlisted the help of Zimbabwean-born up-and-coming videographer, Miranda Chirinda, to brainstorm the script, film, edit and develop a series that was honouring of the various cultures presented in the series. 

One of the most rewarding parts of working on this project, was to see the enthusiasm from our amateur community actors. Most of our volunteers have never acted before, yet they were all sharing their ideas in making the videos. All the participants were so grateful to be a part of the project and loved sharing their language and doing something that would help their greater community. Our actors were keen to spread the message and spoke about the things they learnt along the way after arriving in Australia. 

‘Safety is possible’ was filmed in Dari, Tagalog, Swahili, Mandarin, Farsi and Bahasa. It is available on YouTube and will be used within the ‘My Home and Family’ programme. My Home and Family helps people living in supported accommodation such as women’s refuges and men’s hostels in the south-west metro area to make the move from crisis to longer term private or public rental housing. It also supports individuals and families who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless, especially if they are from a migrant or refugee background.

Thank you to ATCO for their financial support.Follow Miranda on Instagram.

We acknowlege funding from ATCO.

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For most people who were born and raised in Australia this might not seem like a tricky question at all. Implementing safety measures at home seems to be quite straight forward and just common sense, but for many people from a refugee or migrant background these are not always so obvious.

Imagine this: you were born in a war-torn country; by the age of six you have lived in at least one refugee camp and you are moving into another one in a different country; at the age of 17 you move to Australia, and finally move into an Australian house. Knowing the dangers around gas, electricity or even something like securing bookcases to a wall to prevent furniture injuring young children, might not be something you would even start to think about. In comparison to the dangers people often face in some third-world countries, these household dangers don’t seem as dangerous to them. Upon arrival they might also face a lack of connection and don’t have a friend to say- ‘that’s dangerous, don’t do it’. Their focus might also be on feeding their family, finding work and enrolling kids at school.

Multicultural Futures’ has developed a series of safety in the home videos to shed light on these issues. We decided to take the more humorous, yet respectful approach, because many people from a migrant or refugee background have had a lifetime of struggles. Making a very seriously toned video would unlikely support engagements. We enlisted the help of Zimbabwean-born up-and-coming videographer, Miranda Chirinda, to brainstorm the script, film, edit and develop a series that was honouring of the various cultures presented in the series. 

One of the most rewarding parts of working on this project, was to see the enthusiasm from our amateur community actors. Most of our volunteers have never acted before, yet they were all sharing their ideas in making the videos. All the participants were so grateful to be a part of the project and loved sharing their language and doing something that would help their greater community. Our actors were keen to spread the message and spoke about the things they learnt along the way after arriving in Australia. 

‘Safety is possible’ was filmed in Dari, Tagalog, Swahili, Mandarin, Farsi and Bahasa. It is available on YouTube and will be used within the ‘My Home and Family’ programme. My Home and Family helps people living in supported accommodation such as women’s refuges and men’s hostels in the south-west metro area to make the move from crisis to longer term private or public rental housing. It also supports individuals and families who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless, especially if they are from a migrant or refugee background.

Thank you to ATCO for their financial support.Follow Miranda on Instagram.

We acknowlege funding from ATCO.

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]]> Bringing Dim Sum to Australia Bringing Dim Sum to Australia Thu, 28 Nov 2019 04:08:57 GMT 18:31 d216d73e-13c2-4590-8107-4ec57d8a8eaa false https://the-cinnamon-stick.simplecast.com/episodes/bringing-dim-sum-to-australia-69BeQdKw 6281a5d3f7114f0012f0b9fe 6281a5ce6b5fa50014a439d2 In this episode we meet Lindy, founder of Dim Sum Australia. She shares more about where it all began, the industrious family line she is from, and the value of employing others from a migrant or refugee background.This episode was made possible through full 1 3 Multicultural Futures forms part of a series funded by the Scanlon Foundation. It highlights businesses in the City of Canning that employ people from a migrant or refugee background.

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]]> From South Sudan to AFL Player From South Sudan to AFL Player Wed, 06 Nov 2019 03:52:15 GMT 15:47 e6f77d2a-7316-43f6-81e2-458a567fdb38 false https://the-cinnamon-stick.simplecast.com/episodes/from-south-sudan-to-afl-player-fxVWMs_s 6281a5d3f7114f0012f0b9ff 6281a5ce6b5fa50014a439d2 Meet Jon who left South Sudan at the age of 12, and now dreams of playing Australian Rules Football (AFL) for the Dockers. full 1 2

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]]> United in Diversity United in Diversity Wed, 25 Sep 2019 15:00:24 GMT 33:34 422b6788-2ab6-45fe-bcec-e519335f470d false https://the-cinnamon-stick.simplecast.com/episodes/united-in-diversity-TfptxGV_ 6281a5d3f7114f0012f0ba00 6281a5ce6b5fa50014a439d2 We talk to Mamta Kochhar President of United in Diversity about her migration journey from India to Perth, Western Australia. Why did this mother decide to bring her children to the land down under? full 1 1

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