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Edmund Rice Centre

The Edmund Rice Centre for Justice & Community Education is a non-profit centre working for social and eco-justice and human rights.

The Edmund Rice Centre works to promote human rights, social justice and eco-justice through research, community education, advocacy and networking.

Their priority areas are Indigenous People and Reconciliation, Refugees and People Seeking Asylum and Pacific Island people affected by climate change.

There’s lots you can do to get involved, get in touch with them today to find out more!

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Homebush

NSW

Ph. 02 8762 4200

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