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CMCF is ACT peak body representing 112 multicultural community organisations and associates members.
CMCF 18th AGM will be underway at 6:30pm. We are looking forward to meet the new Minister for Multicultural Affairs Michael Pettersson MLA, hear about the Red Cross Lifeblood project , our Community Police Liaison officers for multicultural community will also be in attendance . Hope to see you all there .
Liberals new shadow Ministry 2024New speaker Mark Parton Leanne Castley * Opposition Leader* Health* Transport* Home OwnershipJeremy Hanson * Education and skills* VeteransEd Cocks * Treasurer* Government services and customer experiencePeter Cain * Attorney-general* Planning and environment* Housing servicesJames Milligan * City services* Business, arts and creative industries* Sport and recreationDeborah Morris * Police, emergency services and community safety* Corrections* Prevention of family and domestic violenceChiaka Barry* Community services, disability and carers* Women* Multicultural affairs* Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs
Liberals new shadow Ministry 2024 announced todayCongratulations to Chiaka Berry , shadow spoke person for Multicultural Affairs New speaker Mark Parton Leanne Castley * Opposition Leader* Health* Transport* Home OwnershipJeremy Hanson * Education and skills* VeteransEd Cocks * Treasurer* Government services and customer experiencePeter Cain * Attorney-general* Planning and environment* Housing servicesJames Milligan * City services* Business, arts and creative industries* Sport and recreationDeborah Morris * Police, emergency services and community safety* Corrections* Prevention of family and domestic violenceChiaka Barry* Community services, disability and carers* Women* Multicultural affairs* Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs
Please Register for this webinar by a PACIFIC WOMEN group aimed at Youth EmpowermentFEMINIST PUSHING BACK AGAINST PATRIARCHY: PACIFIC WOMEN ORGANISING FOR JUSTICE.Mark the date as Doris Tulifau takes the space: 20 November, 12pm - 2pm Fiji Time. REGISTER HERE FOR THE WEBINAR:us06web.zoom.us/j/82073229834?pwd=nyZFTflzFJjMcrmwXtbfKawHZYIy7D.1Doris Tulifau – Anthropologist, community advocate, TV and radio host, and podcaster focused on empowering Pacific youth. Founder of Brown Girl Woke (BGW), a young feminist organization based in Apia, Samoa, Doris leads programs on youth empowerment, social justice, and gender equality. Through workshops, after-school programs, and media platforms, BGW tackles issues like mental health, gender-based violence, and climate change, creating spaces where Pacific youth can raise their voices and drive real change. Passionate about challenging systems and building opportunities, Doris is dedicated to shaping a stronger, more inclusive future for her community.#PacFemSRHRJ #PacificWomenExperts #FeministWebinar
A special event at Tuggeranong Arts Centre on 6 December 2024 to celebrate Yalda Night, a traditional solstice celebration in Persian culture. In the northern hemisphere, people gather to share music and stories on the longest night of the year - our longest day. This concert is presented by a group of Canberra-based Persian-speaking community artists, and will include music, storytelling and dance. Open to adults and children 12 years and over: events.humanitix.com/yalda-night-persian-concert -
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CMCF was formed in December 2005 to be a unified voice to promote the common interests and articulate the purpose and direction of the multicultural community in the ACT through: