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CMCF is ACT peak body representing 112 multicultural community organisations and associates members.
For information.How can technology help support children's heritage language learning? A 20 minute survey for a parent and child (aged 6–14 ), Details at unsw.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6P5GI2nZIkkgRBs
Interested in getting involved in Children's Week in the ACT this year? See more at www.actchildrensweek.org.au/about, www.actchildrensweek.org.au/apply-for-a-grant, www.actchildrensweek.org.au/nominate-for-an-awardFor a small grant to help run an event/activity in the ACT between 13 Oct and 2 Nov related to this year's theme: www.actchildrensweek.org.au/apply-for-a-grant To nominate an ACT individual or organisation for a 2026 Children’s Week Theme Award: www.actchildrensweek.org.au/nominate-for-an-award
Thought provoking discussion of the history and future of multiculturalism in Australia.
Can Art, artists and activists save Australia’s famous multicultural experiment? - ABC listen
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The fabric of multicultural Australia is under a kind of pressure it hasn't faced in a long time. Can it be renewed? And what role do artists, activists, and migrants have to shape what comes next? Th...
CMCF's response to Pauline Hanson's National Press Club Speech on Wed 17 June 2026.
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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: