Memory loss: Disrupting daily life. A national dementia campaign
Memory loss: Disrupting daily life. A national dementia campaign is a project of the Australian Multicultural Foundation (AMF) and was a Dementia Community Support Grant Program funded through the Australian Government, Department of Health and Ageing under the Dementia Initiative, 2009.
Community Policing Partnership Program
The Community Policing Partnership Program (CPPP) is a partnership program between police services, the community, the Australian Human Rights Commission and the Australian Multicultural Foundation (AMF).
Australia Post - Letters of a Nation
Letters detailing first impressions of Australia from early settlers along with letters written from Australia’s immigration department assisting newly arrived immigrants are just some of the letters received so far relating to Australia’s rich multicultural and immigration history.
A Taste of Harmony - 'Celebrating Diversity in the Workplace'
The Australian Multicultural Foundation is proud to support A Taste of Harmony, a new national campaign encouraging all Australian workplaces to celebrate their cultural diversity through food!
Multicultural Arts Professional Development (MAPD)
MAPD is a national program co-managed by the Australian Multicultural Foundation and Kape Communications, in partnership with RMIT Business, and is funded by the Australian Council for the Arts. The key areas of MAPD are Management and Leadership, Income Generation and Marketing. The program is tailored to those wishing to extend their skills in culturally diverse marketing and income generation.
Believing in Harmony
Living in Harmony is a Commonwealth Government initiative administered by the Department of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs. It is aimed at promoting community harmony within Australia 's culturally diverse society and making it clear that, whatever our backgrounds and beliefs, we are united as Australians.
Federation CD-Rom/Website
The Centenary of Federation CD-Rom has been produced to provide information about the Federation of Australia with particular attention being paid to the contribution, creation and development of the Federation by people of diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds.
Barriers affecting refugee and ethnic minority young people
A research project examining a number of service dimensions relating to ‘street-present' refugee and ethnic minority young people commenced in June 2002. A joint venture between the Australian Multicultural Foundation and the Centre for Multicultural Youth Issues, the project is funded by the Department of Innovation, Industry and Regional Development.
Youth Gangs research study
A new national project known as ‘Youth Gangs: The Australian Experience' is currently under way in Australia. Headed by Associate Professor Rob White from the University of Tasmania, it is the second such study examining youth gangs.
Ethnic Youth Gangs Report
Written by Rob White, Santina Perrone, Carmel Guerra, Mr Steven Francis (Policy and Projects Officer), Ms Faorligh Hunter (Program Co-ordinator) and Rosario Lampugnani, the series of studies examines the issues of 'youth gangs' by talking with young people directly about the nature of group formations and group activities in their communities and neighbourhoods.
Community Policing Partnership Project
The Community Policing Partnership Program (CPPP) is a partnership program between police services, the community, the Australian Human Rights Commission and the Australian Multicultural Foundation (AMF)
Love Thy Neighbours: Racial Tolerance among Young Australians
The Australian Research Council and the Australian Multicultural Foundation funded this project, which aimed to study racial tolerance among young Australians. The value of the current study was its focus on the positive aspects of social perceptions and behaviours in contrast to the large body of research into the negative aspects of prejudice.