Last updated: 26 July 2011

This Privacy Policy sets out how All Together Now uses your personal information.

All Together Now owns and operates the website www.alltogethernow.org.au.

This policy applies to the collection of all personal information by All Together Now whether on the All Together Now website, on other websites like Facebook, or through written or printed matter such as order forms.

All Together Now is bound by the National Privacy Principles contained in the Commonwealth Privacy Act.

Thanks to an in-kind donation from JCDecaux, this week we are Giving Racism The Finger in Melbourne with 60 huge posters. We’re inviting Melbournians to join the conversation about racism on our Facebook page.

Your subscription has been confirmed. You’ve been added to our list and will hear from us soon.

In the meantime, please take a look at the list of available volunteer positions to see if you can help us make an impact on racism in Australia.

We’d like to acknowledge the following people and groups who have helped All Together Now:

Partners

We are pleased to be working in partnership with the following organisations on various projects:

Noble Brands Worldwide
Shoot To Kill
The Body Shop
UFO Film
Val Morgan

Organisational supporters

There’s three ways you can get involved in helping All Together Now thrive:

• making a donation
• working with us in partnership
• volunteering

Here’s some comments we’ve received from people who have used our resources or worked with us recently:

Why is doing something about racism so important?

One in five people living in Australia has experienced racial abuse

Our vision is for an Australia that embraces cultural diversity and is free from racism. We seek to achieve this by creating innovative, evidence-based and effective social marketing that is positive, provocative and courageous.

We use these tactics to achieve our mission:

• raising awareness among Australian residents about different cultures, thereby breaking down misconceptions, busting stereotypes, and challenging xenophobia