Last week on Thursday and Friday, the 5-6th of November, the 2015 FECCA National Conference took place in Sydney. FECCA, the Federation of Ethnic Community Councils of Australia, is the …
Our Annual Report 2014-15 is now available to view. Please click the highlighted link to download the pdf of the Annual Report of All Together Now, for 2014-15. We are looking forward …
With the Christmas season fast approaching, it is now that time of year to start looking for presents for our near and dearest. In the lead up to Christmas All …
Kylie O’Reilly is the Managing Director of the Agency Division for Australian Associated Press (AAP), the national news agency of Australia. Kylie has over 15 years’ experience in the media …
We caught up with our Ambassador Andy Trieu, co-host of PopAsia on SBS2, ahead of his run at the Blackmore’s Running Festival, 20th September, to speak about his passions, racism, …
All Together Now was lucky enough to catch up with one of our ambassadors, L-Fresh the Lion, who has been a trailblazer for social justice in the hip-hop music scene. …
Episode #10: Avoiding someone because of their race, nationality or ethnicity. This is the subtlest form of casual racism but it can be as hurtful as calling people …
Episode #9: When someone’s offended you tell them to “take a joke”. With Australia’s laid back culture, it’s easy to dismiss those offended as uptight people who ‘can’t take a …
Episode #8: You are more offended by “reverse-racism” All Together Now maintains the standard that racism can effect anybody and everybody of all cultural, national and religious backgrounds. If you …
Episode #7: You don’t see colour just the human race Being colour-blind can be a way to avoid the issue of discussing racism. This only increases the issues rather then …
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