In workplaces we can build skills to listen reflectively, to stay curious and open to stories that challenge or expand how we see the world. 

The Space Between is an immersive workplace program that helps organisations move beyond compliance toward connection and understanding. Supported by the Victorian Government’s Multicultural Affairs portfolio and Monash University, The Space Between brings people together in facilitated conversations that foster empathy, curiosity and connection across difference.

Using dialogue that humanises, VR tech and facilitated discussions, participants engage with perspectives beyond their own and practise the skills needed for constructive dialogue and reflective listening.

Best for: Organisations seeking a space for safe dialogue across difference, through meaningful human engagement and discussion.

The Space Between. Where understanding begins. 

Experience The Space Between at the Melbourne Holocaust Museum or we can bring the program directly to your workplace. 

Book your Session below

All sessions are professionally facilitated and designed to create a safe, contained environment for thoughtful dialogue.

For more information or to explore whether this program is right for your workplace, please contact

thespacebetween@mhm.org.au or call 03 9528 1985.

With Gratitude

This program forms of Critical Thinking is Critical: Educate, Innovate, Advocate Against Antisemitism, a three-year initiative funded through the Victorian Government’s Multicultural Affairs portfolio. 

The Melbourne Holocaust Museum has also received academic guidance from Monash University to ensure this program is informed by contemporary research into effective narrative approaches, open and curious dialogue, and the conditions that support meaningful attitudinal change. 

At its essence, Critical Thinking is Critical is a hearts and minds project. Its design is around cultivating feelings of hope, warmth and connection. As with everything we do at MHM, it’s also designed to be innovative and sustainable with a focus on learning, listening and dialogue.  

The Melbourne Holocaust Museum acknowledges the support of the Victorian Government.