Why we monitor the media We monitor the media to increase understanding of how social cohesion in Australian communities is impacted by racially biased media articles. The project came about …
All Together Now’s volunteer Erika Rodriguez questions the support of the Golliwog in Australia Why are some Australians still fighting for the right to produce, sell, or own the Golliwog …
Program Tackles Far Right Extremism in NSW to Prevent Violence and Support Communities All Together Now is shocked but not surprised about the far-right terrorist attack on two mosques in …
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We are working on an interesting YouTube video lately! Would you like to be a part of it? Read on to know more. Camille, our Intern from France, is creating …
Our ALL TOGETHER NOW ANNUAL REPORT 2017-2018 is now available to view. We are looking forward to another great year. We have many projects on the horizon for 2017-18, with volunteers …
Have you ever experienced or witnessed racism and wanted to make a complaint but didn’t know how? Our Reporting Racism Clearing House launched this week aims to fix that. The …
Some of Australia’s hottest urban talent have banded together with national anti-racism organisation All Together Now to bring LOVE MUSIC HATE RACISM to Australia for the first time on Friday …
All Together Now is expanding its team, and is now looking to fill two paid part-time positions: Office Manager: Applications close 9am on 30 April The Office Manager is responsible …
New research conducted by All Together Now and University of Technology Sydney has found that 62 opinion based reports potentially breached at least one of the media Codes of Conduct …
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