About All Together Now

All Together Now is an Australian, independent, secular, non-partisan not-for-profit organisation that was established in 2010.

All Together Now’s vision is for a racially equitable Australia. We seek to achieve this by imagining and delivering innovative and evidence based projects that promote racial equity. We are community driven, we utilise partnered approaches, and our work is intersectional.

As practitioners, we focus on building projects and programs that are evidence-based, co-designed and are independently evaluated. For many years, we have been active in building community resilience against racism and other forms of discrimination and oppression, online hate, far-right extremism, and hateful mis/disinformation. We’ve designed a wide range of research projects and preventive programs aimed at enhancing the skills of young people, frontline workers, parents and caregivers, and the general public to identify and respond to these challenges.

Please note that, given the sensitive nature of our work, All Together Now currently does not publish the names of (all) its staff members and Board Directors for security reasons. However, these might be available to stakeholders upon request. Since December 2021, Stijn Denayer is the CEO of All Together Now, succeeding founder Priscilla Brice.

The tactics All Together Now uses to achieve its mission are aligned with the latest evidence, insights, research and community feedback. Our tactics were originally based on a framework published in 2009 to reduce race-based discrimination in Australia. The framework is explained in the Building on our Strengths report by Yin Paradies at the University of Melbourne. Professor Yin Paradies was a foundational board member of All Together Now and remains on the board until today. He is an Aboriginal-Asian-Anglo Australian of the Wakaya people from the Gulf of Carpentaria, and is currently Chair in Race Relations at Deakin university. 

All Together Now has won numerous awards for its work, including the global Intercultural Innovation Award from the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations (UNAOC).

All Together Now was established in 2010. It is a registered charity (since 3 December 2012) and has no connections to the television show All Together Now Australia. We do not take responsibility for anything that is said or done during the show.