THREAD: There is no place for racism at sporting events.
As @ChinTanRDC ends his term as Race Discrimination Commissioner, let’s take a look at his work to address racism in sport. 1/6
It’s a conversation I didn’t fancy having. It’s a piece that I didn’t enjoy writing. But I’m glad I did because the first step to dealing with racism is calling it out, however uncomfortable it is to do so. Thanks to @theagesport for letting me have my say https://t.co/2YlMaqxETn
What are some ways you can take action and direct your energy and emotions after watching #TheAustralianWars series?
We appreciate everyone who has shared their reflections on the series. These reflections are heard and helpful in informing the education and impact.
Using only archival footage, @TheFinalQtr is a compelling documentary that looks at the 2013 Adam Goodes racial slur incident, the events that followed, and the subsequent public sledging. Now streaming on DocPlay.
There's a belief that Port Arthur was the only massacre in Tasmania, but we know differently. It's time that the rest of the world knows too, writes Rodney Dillon.
https://t.co/zlG4aypBPd
The story of Australia’s longest and perhaps most defining war has been kept silent - until now.
Over three parts, this ground-breaking documentary reveals the truth of Australia’s past.
The Australian Wars | Premiering Wednesday 21 September at 7.30pm on SBS and @nitv
Hear something racist, offensive or a bit on the nose? Worried a project isn't diverse enough?
Speaking up may seem daunting - you may be worried you won't make a difference. But, as Tanya Hosch (@tanyahosch) points out, this is the kind of ongoing allyship that affects change.
It’s been so good to see so many people get around Eddie Betts. It really feels like when it comes to elite athletes we’re starting to change. I really want this to translate to the everyday person who raises concerns of racism in their workplace, sports club or friendship circle
Racism. It Stops With Me is a national campaign that asks Australians to reflect on racism and take action. No matter how challenging the conversation, we need to talk about racism and inequality.
Ask yourself the hard questions at https://t.co/ma6ExkTXLN
#ItStopsWithMe
"Reconciliation is a long journey that begins with truth telling and listening - really listening. Don't just hear - but actively listen." Our Chief of Staff Troy Walsh joined a panel with "The Final Quarter" Education Director Alex Shain & @RoyalFlyingDoc VIC CEO Scott Chapman