Session Overview
Islamic Arts and Scientific contributions have been largely forgotten through the centuries due to anglicising their contributors or denied recognition due to religious persecutions. Islam and Muslims are misunderstood and have been used in many a political and sociological debates.
The formation of the Islamic Museum of Australia was created to reclaim the narrative on Islam through art, culture and architecture for social cohesion, education and understanding.
Listen to Sherene Hassan, Education Director at The Islamic Museum of Australia as she sheds some light on how their organization is working towards bridging this divide by humanizing Islam and Muslims through Arts, Architecture and cultural education programs.
Content:
- Case Study with reflection questions
- Pre-recorded Q&A discussion
- Follow up quiz
Units of competency focus:
- CHCDIV001 Work with diverse people
- SITXCOM002 Show social and cultural sensitivity
Trainers that complete the full session will receive a certificate of completion to confirm their industry engagement. IVET Trainers can claim 5 PD points towards to their Industry currency requirements.