Interview with L-Fresh the Lion
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. …
“But where are you really from?”
Episode #4: “Yes, but where are you really from?” Here continues our series of “10 signs you might be casually racist”: in this episode we hear about one of the most …
Dr Cornel West and a theory for change
“Justice is what love looks like in public.” What could you expect from an Evening with Dr. Cornel West? He is a man who is a theologian, philosopher, poet, author …
How do you respond to Racism?
A few weeks ago, we asked you to respond to a quick survey to answer the question, ‘How do you respond to Racism?’ We have collected your answers and have …
Harmony is the Tune of the Day
Reflection on one Harmony Day event that did away with the typical cultural reduction of food, dance and dress and embraced multiculturalism.
Where does Racism occur?
Do you know where racism occurs? All Together Now has created an infographic to show the most common areas where racism happens. This information is based on research that looked …
Discrimination against Indigenous Australians
In 2014, BeyondBlue and TNS Social Research surveyed young Australians between 25-44 about their attitudes towards Indigenous Australians. The campaign revealed the shocking extent of discrimination against Indigenous Australians among young Australians. They received over …
Lunar New Year: More than the Dancing Dragon
Lunar New Year: Much more than a Dancing Dragon! When we think of the Chinese New Year (CNY) images like the famous dancing dragon and night markets with delicious dumplings …
Racism in Australia in 2014
All Together Now welcomes the release of the 2014 Mapping Social Cohesion report. Each year the Scanlon Foundation commissions research to measure Australian attitudes on social cohesion, immigration and population issues. The research shows the levels of racism in Australia compared to previous years.
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.
