Australian school tackles racism
Last week we spoke with Al Jazeera English about our One Parramatta project as part of their story on tackling racism in Western Sydney.
The One Parramatta project – erasing racism in Parramatta
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 …
One Parramatta Episode 7: This is just the start of the conversation
Episode 7 may be the last of the One Parramatta series but this is not the end. In fact, this is just the start of the conversation we’ve been having with you for almost a year now.
International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
All Together Now is proud to affirm its commitment to erasing racism on the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. We’ve joined forces with some of Australia’s leading …
One Parramatta Episode 6: everyone is welcome!
“Everyone is welcome”, say businesses in Parramatta… One third of people are victims of racism while shopping or dining out in the Parramatta region according to the Challenging Racism project. …
Join us on Harmony Day
If you’ll be in Sydney on 21 March, please join us in remembering the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (also known as Harmony Day)! We’re planning a …
One Parramatta Episode 5: TALK + LISTEN = RESPECT
One Parramatta’s episode 5 explores how the power of talking and listening can make a real impact in terms of well-being and integration. This time, our journey took us from …
One Parramatta Episode 4
Racism — who is responsible for preventing it?
Who do you think is responsible for perpetrating and preventing racism?
Does the Government have a role to play in preventing racism?
Does the media contribute to racism or help to stop it?
What about the education system?
New report about Online Hate by OHPI
The Online Hate Prevention Institute (OHPI) today released a report Aboriginal Memes and Online Hate.
Priscilla Brice-Weller, Managing Director of All Together Now said of the report, “Memes based on racial stereotypes undermine the hard work OHPI, All Together Now and others are doing to promote the prevention of racism in Australia. This report provides evidence-based and achievable recommendations for all sectors to respond to these hateful memes.”
Launching Episode 3 of our One Parramatta project
The One Parramatta project, funded by the Department of Immigration and Citizenship, provides young people with information about how to speak up when they witness racism in the community and encourages them to reflect on their behaviour towards people of different ethnicities and cultural backgrounds.
