NAIDOC week (2-9 July) is a great opportunity to participate in a range of activities and to support your local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community.

A Place of Understanding – Multicultural Celebrations, is a Harmony Day film highlighting how Homebush Boys High School, embraces and celebrates its multicultural student body.

A week of programs exploring racism and prejudice starts 26 February on SBS. One in five Australians have experienced racism in the last 12 months

This cultural exchange used the Cooling Conflicts program to address bullying. The two schools used their connected classrooms to communicate and participate in enhanced forum

Friday 17 March, 2017: ‘National Day of Action‘– Schools help deliver the message that bullying and violence is never OK. All Australian schools are now

A toolkit for early childhood educators on cultural diversity and responding to prejudice ‘Building Belonging’ is a comprehensive toolkit of early education resources which includes

Subtle or ‘casual’ racism can be just as harmful as more obvious forms. Imagine not getting a job because of the way you look. How

Take a look at how life looks from an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspective.  This site by Reconciliation Australia provides a taste of traditional cultures

RightsED – resources mapped to the national curriculum have been developed by the Australian Human Rights Commission. The race resources are designed to help students

A powerful video clip performed by a hip-hop artist, who also works at a south-western Sydney public school, has been launched by the Australian Human

Harmony Day (21 March) celebrates Australia’s cultural diversity. It’s about inclusiveness, respect and a sense of belonging for everyone. Communicate the importance of cultural diversity