All Together Now is pleased with Australian and Communication Media Authority’s (ACMA) decision announced today that the “All-Asian Mall” story aired on a A Current Affair breached the Commercial TV Industry Code of Practice.
We are recruiting several roles to manage the Exit project. These roles are casual part-time and will finish at the end of June 2014. People from ethnic minority backgrounds, Aboriginal people and Torres Strait Islanders are strongly encouraged to apply.
Read the latest wrap up of stories, links, videos and articles about racism in Australia. Curated by All Together Now.
All Together Now’s One Parramatta project has been awarded a Building Inclusive Communities Award in the not-for-profit category.
Last week we spoke with Al Jazeera English about our One Parramatta project as part of their story on tackling racism in Western Sydney.
Welcome to our new ambassador, Bruce Djite, Australian professional footballer who currently plays for Hyundai A-League club Adelaide United.
Read the latest wrap up of stories, links, videos and articles about racism in Australia. Curated by All Together Now.
The One Parramatta project is an original pilot dedicated to addressing interpersonal racism in Parramatta. An initial grant of $50,000 from the Department of Immigration and Citizenship made this idea …
The Winston Churchill Memorial Trust (WCMT) provides an opportunity for Australians to travel overseas to conduct research in their chosen field that is not readily available in Australia. It also …
We’ve recently heard about several incidences of racism on public transport, including the infamous incident in Melbourne last November. Here’s some tips about how you can speak up if you …
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