One million refugees have been welcomed by Australia since World War II. Refugee Week 2026 is a moment to reflect on that milestone and to celebrate the million stories behind it.
23 February 2026

One million refugees have been welcomed by Australia since World War II. Refugee Week 2026 is a moment to reflect on that milestone and to celebrate the million stories behind it.
The Refugee Week 2026 poster features Thu-Trang, a former refugee from Vietnam, and her children. Download a digital copy or pick up a printed poster today!
As we mark Australia’s milestone of welcoming a million refugees this Refugee Week, we celebrate the million lives, the million stories that have helped shape the Australia we all call home today.
Spirit of Welcome Community Festival 2026 Hosted by SSI Where: Community Refugee Welcome Centre | 504 Wharf Rd, Lilyfield, Sydney When: Sunday 14 June | 12-4pm Tickets: Free | Register here Join SSI, Inner West Council...
We’ve put together a range of wonderful resources for you to use in the lead up to and during Refugee Week. Click on the thumbnails below to access our designs on Canva. You can customise our templates or download...
This Refugee Week, use the information, ideas and tools in our resource kits to help plan an event, start a conversation or learn more about refugee experiences.
This page lists films, books and other resources about refugees for Refugee Week.
A Welcome to Country or Acknowledgement of Country is an important way to show respects to the First Nation People of this land. We have collated some information about this and other forms of respect for you to use...
It is important that individuals and organisations planning any event which has the active participation of refugees, take account of the good practice measures. Our guide for working ethically with refugees is...
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We pay our respects to the Traditional Custodians of the lands we now call home, their elders past and present. As we work towards a more inclusive future with fair and humane policies for those seeking sanctuary, we remain committed to working alongside First Nations people for the achievement of a fully reconciled Australia.
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