Is there such a thing as “race”?
The concept of “race“ has always been highly discussed and considered as controversial. Indeed, some people deny the existence of race. However, some Anthropologists and Sociologists employ this term as …
Halal or No Halal? That is the question.
Many products with the halal stamp are in fact products void of any animal products or by-products. This is the case for yoghurt, milk, vegemite or biscuits products. Previously consumers would have seen them as vegetarian products. This is part of a trend to replace animal rennet or gelatin with vegetable by-products due to health concerns around the fat and sugar content levels in too many products in the market.
Summary of ATN x Churchill Fellowship
This year, Priscilla Brice, receiver of the 2013 Churchill Fellowship and Managing Director of All Together Now, researched the factors which make non-profit racism prevention initiatives effective in Poland, Belgium, France, UK, …
All Together Now: Annual Report 2013-2014
Last night, All Together Now, held its annual general meeting in the presence of its board, members and supporters. It was an opportunity to review our recently released annual report …
Inequality in Indigenous Education
Over 200 years have passed since European colonisation and still Australia’s Indigenous population remain unequal to that of the rest of the society in education. It is time for …
Racism disrupts students’ education
All Together Now is concerned with racist attitudes and behaviours that are present in Australian schools creating a culture that sees ‘casual’ racism as being normal. Recognising racism in …
A Day of Blog Action: Solidarity to end inequality
All Together Now signs up to Blog Action Day to show international solidarity in working to bring awareness to and to end inequality.
The Real Beauty Race
There is a race to find the perfect concept of beauty. Who has the key to the perfect idea of beauty? Or do we all just want what someone else has? And what role does the media play in defining this beauty?
Global strategies for racial equality
Priscilla Brice has written a report on the findings of her Churchill Fellowship.
10 signs of casual racism
While everyone is quick to recognise overt racism when we see it—we share it on social media and read about it in the news—many of us overlook a subtle form of racism that’s often disguised as a joke, stereotype or subconscious decision we make. Here are 10 signs you might have inadvertently done something ‘casually’ racist…
