Mosaic Tales - Connecting in the CALD Community

Connecting in the CALD Community with Kanha

Connecting in the CALD Community with Doreen

Connecting in the CALD Community with Joshua

Connecting in the CALD Communty with Tony

Connecting in the CALD Community with Ashley

Connecting in the CALD Community with Trudy

Connecting in the CALD Community with Erlinda

Connecting in the CALD Community with Lynn

Connecting in the CALD Community with Rose

Connecting in the CALD Community with Noadi and Portia

Connecting in the CALD Community with Kristina, Tahere and Yuseoef

Connecting in the CALD Community with Carol and Angela

Connecting in the CALD Community with Joy and Jean

Connecting in the CALD Community with Miguel Part 2

Connecting in the CALD Community with Miguel Part 1

Connecting in the CALD Community with Jaime and Eliana

Connecting in the CALD Community with Kel and Lina

Connecting in the CALD Community with Zofia

Connecting in the CALD Community with Dil

Connecting in the CALD Community with Esther and Mobaraka 

Connecting in the CALD Community with Yasin and David

Connecting in the CALD Community with Lun and David

Connecting in the CALD Community with Lina and Priscilla

Connecting in the CALD Community with Tuley and Marta

Connecting in the CALD Community with Aiesha

Connecting in the CALD Community with Nasiha and Katerina

Connecting in the CALD Community with Ralf and Mark

Connecting in the CALD Community with Alex, Anh and Monica.

Connecting in the CALD Community with Franceska and Margarita

Connecting in the CALD Community with Joy

Connecting in the CALD Community with Huong and Yvonne

Thanks to Sophia from the Junction community centre, I was able to speak with Daisy and Pat.

A short introduction about Connecting in the CALD Community and the people I was lucky enough to meet and interview.

Thanks to Helene from TAFE SA, I have been lucky enough to work the Adult MIgrant Students, in particular the women. The students this term are learning about biograghies, so I had a chance to ask the women about their mums. Namaste!

Thanks to Helene from TAFE SA, I have been lucky enough to work the Adult MIgrant Students, in particular the women. The students this term are learning about biograghies, so I had a chance to ask the women about their mums. Namaste!

Thanks to Helene from TAFE SA, I have been lucky enough to work the Adult MIgrant Students, in particular the women. The students this term are learning about biograghies, so I had a chance to ask the women about their mums. Namaste!

Thanks to Helene from TAFE SA, I have been lucky enough to work the Adult MIgrant Students, in particular the women. The students this term are learning about biograghies, so I had a chance to ask the women about their mums. Namaste!

Thanks to Helene from TAFE SA, I have been lucky enough to work the Adult MIgrant Students, in particular the women. The students this term are learning about biograghies, so I had a chance to ask the women about their mums. Namaste!

Thanks to Helene from TAFE SA, I have been lucky enough to work the Adult MIgrant Students, in particular the women. The students this term are learning about biograghies, so I had a chance to ask the women about their mums. Namaste!

Thanks to Helene from TAFE SA, I have been lucky enough to work the Adult MIgrant Students, in particular the women. The students this term are learning about biograghies, so I had a chance to ask the women about their mums. Namaste

Thanks to Helene from TAFE SA, I have been lucky enough to work the Adult MIgrant Students, in particular the women. The students this term are learning about biograghies, so I had a chance to ask the women about their mums. Namaste

Thanks to Helene from TAFE SA, I have been lucky enough to work the Adult MIgrant Students, in particular the women. The students this term are learning about biograghies, so I had a chance to ask the women about their mums. Namaste

This podcast was recorded at the Northern Adelaide Migrant Resource Centre with a group of women from Myanmar.

It is then followed up by a song of worship by two young gentleman also from Myanmar.

The students were asked to talk how they celebrate Christmas or any other special event.

The students was asked to talk about the differences between Australia and their country of origin.

The students were asked to talk about what they are most passionate about.

The students in this podcast were asked to talk about freedom and life in Australia.

The TAFE SA Adult Migrant English Program students spoke about the importance of learning the English Language.

For this episode of Mosaic Tales, 4 students speak about what food means to them.

This podcast is the first pilot program with the students from Salisbury TAFE. The students spoke about their happiest day for RUOK Day.

This podcast is also the catalyst for the for the beginnings of Mosaic Tales - stories from near and afar.

We thank all that were involved.