"New Humans of Australia" is a Facebook page and project celebrating the voices of refugees and migrants.
It's been running for about a month and aims to show the positive stories behind refugees that aren't always explored in mainstream media.
The founder of the project, Nicola, told BuzzFeed News that she got the idea after working with a lot of refugees within the Australian government's Adult Migrant English Program.
"I got to hear a lot of amazing stories. At the same time, the stories about refugees coming through the mainstream media were often negative."
"I've always been a huge fan of "Humans of New York", and was inspired to try the same style with the people I was working with."
Nicola's favourite person to talk so so far has been Roda, a refugee who arrived in Sydney eight years ago after a long journey across Africa.
The reception has been overwhelming, says Nicola, with hundreds of comments and shares on each photo.
The page has also become an accidental forum, with discussions occurring regularly debating what "Australia" is as a country.
Nicola is currently unfunded and hopes to apply for a grant in the near future so she can spend more time doing what she loves.
