On April 25-26th the Build Peace Conference 2015 was held in Nicosia (Lefkosia), “the last divided capital in the world,” Cyprus. The conference brought together like-minded individuals and organisations to …
You may remember that last August, All Together Now’s Everyday Racism app won an Intercultural Innovation Award. Part of the prize includes attendance at capacity building workshops to build our …
During Harmony Week, All Together Now worked with Football Federation Australia (FFA) and the Professional Footballers Association (PFA) to create the #EraseRacism round over the weekend 20-22 March. The initiative …
In 2014, BeyondBlue and TNS Social Research surveyed young Australians between 25-44 about their attitudes towards Indigenous Australians. The campaign revealed the shocking extent of discrimination against Indigenous Australians among young Australians. They received over …
As we work towards racial equality in Australia, All Together Now has put together a list of 10 tips to help people who are new to the movement for racial …
The Intercultural Innovation Award is a partnership between the UNAOC and the BMW Group that aims to select and support the most innovative grassroots projects that encourage intercultural dialogue and cooperation around the world.
Earlier this week I took a trip down to the Auschwitz Museum, about 3½ hours’ drive from Warsaw. I have to admit this side trip wasn’t on my original list …
All Together Now has made a submission to the Attorney General regarding proposed changes to the Racial Discrimination Act.
For the second year running, All Together Now was proud to be a supporter of the New South Wales Premier’s Harmony Dinner, held on 10 April.
We’re tapping into the huge number of football fans with a new Erase Racism TV ad!
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