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What you Say Matters

What you Say Matters

The What you Say Matters project aims to increase understanding of racism among young people (14-17 years) and help them to respond safely to racism through youth-targeted resources.

The resources include a video clip for the song, ‘What You Say Matters’, performed by Indigenous hip-hop artist Brothablack and a  series of downloadable fact sheets. The fact sheets address topics such as what racism is; why people are racist; who experiences racism; where it happens; why it’s a problem; what we can do about it and the laws that address it.

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Friday 11 August, 2023

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Understanding and addressing workplace sexual harassment for retail and hospitality managers

Friday 4 August, 2023
This page is about the new Australian Human Rights Commission Workplace sexual harassment eLearning course for retail and hospitality managers.

Support for Uluru Statement from the Heart

Friday 10 March, 2023

The Australian Human Rights Commission affirms its support for the Uluru Statement from the Heart and the proposed establishment of an Indigenous Voice to Parliament (Voice).  

National study on young people's attitudes towards consent and sex education

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National Children’s Commissioner Anne Hollonds and Sex Discrimination Commissioner Anna Cody will undertake a national survey exploring consent education of secondary school students across Australia.

Media statement: National survey on understanding and experiences of consent

National Children’s Commissioner Anne Hollonds and Sex Discrimination Commissioner Kate Jenkins have welcomed the Federal Government’s announcement of a national survey exploring consent education of secondary school students across Australia.

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Competitions

Friday 30 July, 2021
See our current competitions based on human rights themes and social issues.