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Ben Anon’s Story
Ben* has lived across Australia for nearly a decade now. He has called Adelaide, Sydney and Melbourne home, yet he has faced overt as well as subtle instances of racial discrimination and harassment across all three cities. Sydney was in some ways, the most brutal where Ben felt a near-constant undercurrent of resentment. He believes
Sandy’s Story
A ticket to ride Sandy and her husband, originally from Africa, had moved to Australia after living across different parts of the globe. One of Sandy’s first encounters with the constant undercurrent of racism in Australia was at a Sydney train station. As people queued at the ticket counter to pay their fares, Sandy observed
Kids Together Now App
Do you know that school is the main location for racism to occur among children? As an educator you have the power to change it with the Kids Together Now app. The most common form of racism in schools is students telling other students they don’t belong, manifesting through being called names / teased,
IDEA … MONTHLY MYSTERY BOOK BOX
All Together Now volunteers are always coming up with new ideas on how to educate more people about racial equality. One idea we’ve come up with recently is a Monthly Mystery Book Box (or MMBB for short), which is a spin on our monthly book club. According to the University of Western Sydney’s Challenging racism
Proud to introduce our Star Volunteer : Deliana Lacoban !
Every second month, All Together Now awards one of its volunteers with the “Star Volunteer” award. This time around, our Star Volunteer is Deliana Lacoban. Deliana’s role at All Together Now is to monitor the mainstream media and make note of how specific news outlets report on race. To our knowledge, the work Deliana is
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Sara’s Story
Sara is a mechanical engineer, originally from Egypt, who moved to Australia over a decade ago. She has lived across various parts of Australia, and has encountered soul-crushing racism in cosmopolitan as well as regional parts of the country. Being a hijab-clad Muslim woman has made her an easy and visible target for hateful and