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A Brief History of Multiculturalism
A Brief History of Multiculturalism by All Together Now is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.You are welcome to download (PDF) and print this infographic providing you observe this license. The Galbally Report,1988; The Fitzgerald Report,1988; Leuner, Multiculturalism and Language Maintenance in Australia; Unpublished work N.B. Longhurst “Assimilation to Multiculturalism: The Continuity
We’re Hiring!
We currently have multiple volunteer and paid positions available at All Together Now. To read more about volunteer positions available click here. Paid Positions: CAPE Project Our ground-breaking Community Action for Preventing Extremism (CAPE) project was established in 2012 to plant a seed of doubt in the minds of young men who were attracted to white
What is Intersectionality?
What is Intersectionality? Intersectionality is beginning to make its way into mainstream conversation and understanding it can be a bit tricky if it is not explained properly. In 1989 Kimberly Crenshaw coined the phrase “Intersectionality” as a way to understand multiple oppressions and or discriminations and how they affect different people. Discrimination as we
Racism: the taboo topic oft misunderstood
The Sydney Morning Herald recently published an article about 7-Eleven workers of Indian descent continuing to being exploited, despite the outcry back when the exploitation was originally exposed in September 2015. These immigrant workers were being paid as little as $16 to $0.43 per hour, and well below the minimum rate. You have to congratulate
Who are the Russians in Australia?
Australia is a country where people from very different cultural, ethnic and national backgrounds live together, build a common future and improve their society. National coherence has become one of the key goals of multiculturalism in Australia.Given this environment, why is it that people from certain ethnic and cultural backgrounds are less represented in mass
Media Statement on Christchurch
March 20, 2019 / 0 comments
Calling out racism – a new tool
October 16, 2018 / 0 comments
There’s nothing casual about casual racism
Cosmopolitan magazine published an article about casual racism in the October issue of their magazine (which is no longer on sale). If you missed it, you can download a copy of the article (PDF) thanks to Cosmo! The article features our Everyday Racism app as a solution to teaching people how to speak up against racism.