• Entry type: Person
  • Entry ID: AWE2120

Mulder, Beryl

(1941 – )
  • Born 23 October, 1941, Amsterdam Netherlands
  • Occupation Migrant Support Worker, Migrant Women's Rights Advocate

Summary

Born in the Netherlands in 1941, Beryl Mulder lived in Surinam and Zambia before migrating to Australia in 1982. She has worked in Multicultural Affairs for more than 20 years, in government agencies (including for the Office of Multicultural Affairs) and in non-government organisations (such as the Multicultural Council of the Northern Territory.) In 2006 she served as Senior Deputy Chair of the Federation of Ethnic Community Councils.

Beryl Mulder completed a Bachelor degree in the Social Sciences as a mature age student and has a special interest in access and equity, advocacy, anti- racism, reconciliation and immigrant women’s issues. She is a founding member of the Association of Non-English Speaking Background Women of Australia (ANESBWA) and is a volunteer community worker with immigrants and refugees from non-English speaking backgrounds in the Northern Territory.

Archival resources

  • Private Hands (these records may not be readily available)
    • Personal conversation with Beryl Mulder

Published resources

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