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Reporting racism clearing house

Discover anti-racism information and practical resources through the Reporting Racism Clearing House, a comprehensive guide compiled by All Together Now.

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Summary

Information and resources to support those who have experienced racism or wish to report it.

Reporting Racism Clearing House

Reporting Racism Clearing House provides a collection of information and resources about how to report racism or racial discrimination in Australia.

The website recommends strategies on how to effectively be an active bystander and ally for those targeted by racism. It highlights research from the Challenging Racism Project providing a series of videos about how to speak up and actions you can consider taking when you witness racism.

Reporting Racism Clearing House covers information about reporting racism, including that which occurs in locations where people are most likely to be discriminated and how to make a complaint.

The website includes detailed information about legal frameworks relating to racism, dispute resolution, counselling and self-care resources for victims and witnesses of racist incidents.

Link to the resource

Link to the Reporting Racism Clearing House resource here.

The views expressed by organisations and in resources in this hub do not necessarily reflect the views of the Australian Human Rights Commission or There's nothing casual about racism campaign supporters and partners.

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