News 24 May 2017 by ais The AIS strongly condemns the heinous and brutal terrorist attack in Manchester The AIS strongly condemns the heinous and brutal terrorist attack in Manchester, England that resulted in the death of 22 people and left many others
News 16 May 2017 by ais The Turkey I no longer know By FETHULLAH GULEN May 15, 2017 SAYLORSBURG, Pa. As the presidents of the United States and Turkey meet at the White House on Tuesday, the leader of t
News 07 Mar 2017 by ais Prominent Victorians vowed to stand with a local charity which key ally Turkey has labelled a terrorist organisation PROMINENT Victorians have vowed to stand with a local charity which key ally Turkey has labelled a terrorist organisation. The Turkish government clai
Events - News 05 Dec 2016 by ais Launch of Fethullah Gulen Research Chair at Deakin University On 22 November; Deakin University and Australian Intercultural Society launched a new research chair. The Australian Intercultural Society in its cont
News 24 Nov 2016 by ais AIS AB Report 2016 Australian Intercultural Society Advisory Board Report 2016 is released.
News 15 Aug 2016 by ais Fethullah Gulen: ‘I call for an international investigation into the failed putsch in Turkey’ On the night of July 15; Turkey went through the most catastrophic tragedy in its recent history as a result of the attempted military coup. The ev
Newsletters 05 Aug 2016 by ais August 2016 Newsletter: Food and friendship: 34 dinners in 26 days You’re receiving this email because you subscribed to AIS’s mailing list or requested to hear more about future events. To update your pre
News 25 Jul 2016 by ais Fethullah Gulen: I Condemn All Threats to Turkey’s Democracy By FETHULLAH GULEN JULY 25; 2016 SAYLORSBURG; Pa. — During the attempted military coup in Turkey this month; I condemned it in the strongest terms.
News 25 Jul 2016 by ais ABC Lateline: Prof Greg Barton on the developments in Turkey “They were never a political movement and never aspired to political power; so they’re being painted as being something beyond what they e
