All Together Now’s latest research into racialised media found more than half (57%) of race-related social commentary in Australian mainstream media negatively targets racial minorities. A copy of the report is available on the Media Monitoring page of our website.
All Together Now’s volunteer Erika Rodriguez questions the support of the Golliwog in Australia Why are some Australians still fighting for the right to produce, sell, or own the Golliwog …
Let us know what you think in the comments. Is truth-telling an important step toward reconciliation and healing for Australia?
We are working on an interesting YouTube video lately! Would you like to be a part of it? Read on to know more. Camille, our Intern from France, is creating …
New research conducted by All Together Now and University of Technology Sydney has found that 62 opinion based reports potentially breached at least one of the media Codes of Conduct …
Sara is a mechanical engineer, originally from Egypt, who moved to Australia over a decade ago. She has lived across various parts of Australia, and has encountered soul-crushing racism in …
Cosmopolitan magazine published an article about casual racism in the October issue of their magazine (which is no longer on sale). If you missed it, you can download a copy …
Journalism and Responsibility On Monday 22nd of February, Paul Sheehan, an Australian reporter from the Sydney Morning Herald (SMH) released a double page spread about an Australian woman named …
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 …
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