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11 Jun 2013

Bystander action on preventing race-based discrimination

Many Victorians are uncomfortable when they see racism but are more likely to take a stand if they feel supported by others around them.

Reducing race discrimination

12 May 2014

Meet + Eat with music and film

Robinvale's young and old alike will gather to sing the praises of diversity this month before sharing food and film together.

Partner Release

15 Nov 2013

Geelong food festival celebrates multiculturalism

On December 6 from 6.30 – 9.30pm be transported to another place of sensory experience, with tantalising food, music and cultural glimpses from other lands.

Partner Release

18 Feb 2014

Victorian Indigenous artists honoured at awards

Six of Victoria's finest actors, comedians and musicians have been honoured at the Victorian Indigenous Performing Arts awards.

Partner Release

25 Feb 2014

Talking Difference in Geelong

The Talking Difference Portable Studio, created by the Immigration Museum (Museum Victoria) and VicHealth, and designed to facilitate conversation about cultural difference, will open at Geelong Regional Library Corporation’s Corio library on Monday, March 3, 2014.

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10 Oct 2014

Cabaret shows nation’s soul

Some of the nation’s finest Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander entertainers are bringing their comedy, poetry, music and dance to Frankson.

Partner Release

20 May 2014

Football Federation Victoria and VicHealth boot racism out of sports

Football Federation Victoria (FFV) and VicHealth have joined forces to empower football clubs and their players, officials and spectators to respond when they witness racism.

Partner Release

09 Jul 2014

Documentary series celebrates cultural diversity and love of food

CuriousWorks, in association with VicHealth, have launched the final episode in the first series of Meet+Eat; an online documentary series celebrating diversity through sharing food and sharing stories.

Partner Release

13 Jun 2013

Victorians demand an end to racism bystander report

A VicHealth phone survey of 601 Victorians, conducted by The University of Melbourne and the Social Research Centre, has revealed 83 per cent think more needs to be done to put a stop to racism, but around one in four did not feel supported to speak up or step in when witnessing a racist incident.

Reducing race discrimination

20 Nov 2012

Culturally diverse Victorians frequent targets of racism

A large survey of culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) people living in Victoria reveals almost two-thirds have been targets of racism in the past year, with nearly half reporting they had experienced six or more incidents a year.

Reducing race discrimination

15 Nov 2012

Majority of Aboriginal Victorians are targets of racism: survey

A survey of 755 Aboriginal people in four Victorian localities has found they experience extraordinarily high levels of racism, with at least 97 per cent having been targets of verbal or physical abuse, or discriminatory behaviour in the past 12 months.

Reducing race discrimination

24 Feb 2010

Violence and discrimination a hot topic for Victorians

Thousands of Victorians will get together today to spice it up and share an Indian meal as an expression of concern about recent violent attacks in the state’s capital.

Reducing race discrimination