Kids Together Now App
Do you know that school is the main location for racism to occur among children? As an educator you have the power to change it with the Kids Together Now …
Sara’s Story
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 …
There’s nothing casual about casual racism
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 …
Australia, still in denial?
Australia’s acknowledgement of racism has grown considerably, since Adam Goodes was Australian of the Year (2014). This could be largely due to the fact that his cause was anti-racism. The …
Interview with All Together Now Chairperson: Kylie O’Reilly
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 …
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. …
Avoiding someone because of their race, nationality or ethnicity
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 …
When someone’s offended you tell them to “take a joke.”
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 …
You cross the road to avoid people of a certain race
Episode #6: You cross the road to avoid people of a certain race. Refer to episode #5 for further explanation, however this episode appears pretty self-explanatory. This is a high level …
“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 …
