Senator Mehreen Faruqi, Deputy Leader of the Australian Greens and spokesperson for Anti-Racism, has responded to the Albanese Government’s launch of the Social Cohesion Education Hub.

The season will explore whether an increasingly fractured society is shaping modern Britain, or whether we have more in ...

June marks a symbolic midpoint in Australia’s social reckoning — it falls precisely six months from the Bondi massacre and six months from the deadline for the Royal Commission into Antisemitism to ...

Social cohesion, or the strength of a country’s social fabric, is often raised in discussions of security. The World Bank describes it as “fundamental for societies to progress towards development ...

More than any other recent event, the COVID-19 crisis has affected the lives of people around the world. In a special issue of the online journal Frontiers in Sociology, edited by sociologists from ...

Social cohesion denotes the strength of connections, trust and shared identity within and between social groups. It encompasses positive social relations, a sense of belonging and a commitment to ...

Explore the 2026 U.S. News rankings for Social Cohesion, evaluating nations on happiness, income inequality, and generalized trust.

Measures to scrap negative gearing and pare back capital gains discounts have passed parliament despite strong resistance.

Strengthening social cohesion is a cornerstone of many peacebuilding programmes and other donor interventions in fragile and conflict-affected states. Yet the link between social cohesion and violence ...

COVID-19 has upended so many aspects of our lives in Australia, it can be hard to remember what life was like before the pandemic. It’s also hard to remember what we feared would happen when the ...

The Yayasan Tun Razak chairman says unity should be assessed through behavioural indicators that reflect real interactions ...

South Africans are often told two competing stories about their country. One story says the country is falling apart. Trust is collapsing. Communities are polarising. Institutions are weakening.