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About the campaign
Racism. It Stops With Me is a national campaign that provides tools and resources to help people and organisationslearn about racism andtake action to create change.
PLEASE NOTE: We will be redirectingRacism. It Stops with Me to our new campaign website on November 24. We look forwarding to introducing you to our new campaign!
We are developing a new and stronger anti-racism campaign
This year we are transitioning away from the Australian Human Rights Commission’s long-standing anti-racism campaign, Racism. It Stops With Me.
Based on learnings and insights from the previous campaign, we will be working with our supporters and stakeholders to develop a new stronger anti-racism campaign.
Find out more about the new campaign and how to get involved!
Find out more about the campaign
About the campaign
Visit theAbout the Campaign section of the website to find out more about theRacism. It Stops With Me campaign, campaign projects, and resources available on this website.
Commit to learning
What is racism?
To address racism in a meaningful way, we need to understand the different ways it operates and equip ourselves with the tools for action.
Take action
Find out what you can do to take action today
Work within your sphere of influence to create meaningful change.
Responding to racism
If you witness or experience racism, you may want to report it, seek support, or support those who have been negatively impacted. This page provides some information on services and reporting mechanisms available.
Featured resources
Racism. It Stops With Me is one of many campaigns and initiatives working to equip Australians to challenge racism. Our resource hub highlights resources and organisations that can help you develop your understanding of racism, and develop skills in anti-racism.
SUPPORT SERVICES
I have experienced racism
Experiencing racism can be distressing and traumatic. If you have experienced racism, you may want to seek support. Support may come from family, friends or people within your community. However, formal support services are also available.
The Workplace Cultural Diversity Tool will go offline on Monday 6 October.
The Workplace Cultural Diversity Tool will go offline on Monday 6 October.
As we prepare to launch an updated version, all saved data on the Workplace Cultural Diversity Tool will be removed onFriday 3 October.
Download any data you wish to save by this date.Download your data by logging into your account > Click view past assessments > View these results > In your "assessment summary" click the link to "download PDF of your results"
What’s new?
Commission to lead historic anti-racism study into universities
Race Discrimination Commissioner, Giridharan Sivaraman said the study will be “comprehensive”, with university students and staff to share their experiences of racism, and additional research under
Race Discrimination Commissioner welcomes Multicultural Framework Review
The review, led by an independent panel, was released by Immigration, Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs Minister Andrew Giles on Wednesday 24 July.
