The MCNT has a dedicated and active elected board representative of the migrant community sector, many of whom have substantial experience in migrant settlement services.
The Board oversees and monitors all MCNT operations. Within the MCNT Board there is a comprehensive array of qualifications and experience, which enhance governance practices and service delivery.
Dr Edwin Joseph JP
MCNT President & FECCA Secretary
Edwin is passionate about serving the community and being active in public life. He has got multidisciplinary education, including a doctoral degree. His experience is multifaceted, working for private and public sectors, including roles in education, HR, project management, community engagement, research, policy, etc. Having migrated to Australia as an adult, Edwin understands the problems faced by CALD people in Australia. He is also active in the refugee space, volunteering with Red Cross, Melaleucca and DASSAN (Darwin Asylum Seeker and Advocacy Network). Throughout his life, Edwin has been volunteering for community groups, not-for-profit organisations and professional associations, often with leadership positions. He also serves on the NT division boards of Institution of Public Administration Australia, Australian Computer Society, Australia Day Council (as Vice Chair) and DASSAN (as Treasurer).
Feroz M Ibrahim
Committee Member
Feroz M Ibrahim, a senior community volunteer from the Islamic Community of Darwin and an Advocate for Interfaith Harmony arrived in Australia in 2000 and was associated with MCNT activities since his arrival. A Civil and Structural Engineer by profession, he migrated from India with a Master's in Engineering from QLD. With the support of NT Government, community members and wider community, his first initiative along with many others was conducting an “Open Day” celebration at the Mosque since 2002 to eradicate misconception about Islam. His journey is still continuing with his services spreading to wider communities in fostering peace and harmony. He is the Current Chair for the Top End Walk Together, and recently he conducted a Walk Together in 2018 to celebrate Australia’s cultural diversity; a tangible expression of the welcoming, fair and compassionate society we are all committed to building under a peace umbrella.
Fahimeh Malekian
Manager
Fara Khan
Project Officer
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