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HomeNewsDr Kim Huynh In Conversation With Khadim Ali For World Refugee Day
Dr Kim Huynh in Conversation with Khadim Ali for World Refugee Day
Dr Kim Huynh in Conversation with Khadim Ali for World Refugee Day
Monday 24 June 2024

On 20 June World Refugee Day, HRC Deputy Director Kim Huynh was in conversation with acclaimed artist Khadim Ali. With a collective of artists, academics, members of the public, and students of all ages, Khadim had just completed a mural that was provoked by the question of ‘What does home mean to you’. The mural adorns the entrance to Building 20 at the University of Canberra. It was made possible byDr Bilquis Ghani (UC) and the Creative Encounter program.