Former Multicultural Council of Tasmania Chair reflects on challenges in 'Australia’s least diverse state'
As the firstborn of her generation in a large Hindi-Urdu-speaking family, Aimen Jafri grew up balancing love, expectations, and a desire to push boundaries. She is the former chair of the Multicultural Council of Tasmania and now serves on the board member of Australian Multicultural Council. She shares her journey as a woman in one of Australia’s least diverse states, the challenges she’s faced, and why strong community support is essential for belonging.
SBS Hindi · SBS Audio
March 21, 202510m 25s
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As the firstborn of her generation in a large Hindi-Urdu-speaking family, Aimen Jafri grew up balancing love, expectations, and a desire to push boundaries. She is the former chair of the Multicultural Council of Tasmania and now serves on the board member of Australian Multicultural Council. She shares her journey as a woman in one of Australia’s least diverse states, the challenges she’s faced, and why strong community support is essential for belonging.