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The Canberra Multicultural Community Forum (CMCF) is a peak body representing more than 100 ethnic and associated community organisations in the Australian Capital Territory and its surrounding area.Become a Member
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Canberra Multicultural Community Forum (CMCF) Inc
CMCF is ACT peak body representing 112 multicultural community organisations and associates members.
CMCF is providing community members an opportunity to engage with the candidates for the upcoming ACT elections, this Thursday 6.30pm for a 7pm start. You can meet the candidates face to face and ask questions important to you. Refreshments provided, bookings essential. @followers![]()
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Free info sessions about changes to the Protection visa system - for community leaders and organisations. Thursday 12 Sep. 5.30pm, ANU.
Community Information Session on Protection Visas | Humanitix
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Get tickets on Humanitix - Community Information Session on Protection Visas hosted by Polaron Language Services. ANU Research School of Social Sciences, 146 Ellery Cres, Acton ACT 2601, Australia. Th...
As the peak body and the voice of the multicultural community, Canberra Multicultural Community Forum, is providing an opportunity for the community to ask Labor, Greens, and Liberal candidates questions on their respective policies on multiculturalism as well as myriad issues affecting the community. events.humanitix.com/cmcf-meet-the-candidates
Panel-led discussion open to all. Free but registration required: immersia.anu.edu.au/event/immersia-2024-raising-children-more-one-language
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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: