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Webinar for Multicultural QLD Month

  • 4th August at 11am AEST
  • Webinar
  • Up to 1000
  • Pricing: Free
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Racism Prevention: Becoming Anti-Racist, presented by the MATE Bystander Program

 

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Anti-Racism Webinar

Multicultural Queensland Month

Racism Prevention: Becoming Anti-Racist, presented by the MATE Bystander Program

When: Friday 4 August, 11:00am – 12:00pm

Join MATE facilitators Helen Benesoczky and Adam Chapman with guest speaker Julie Chai to:

  • Discover what it means to be anti-racist
  • Explore how to increase your capacity to be anti-racist
  • Understand what you can say to challenge racism as an effective bystander
  • Discuss the questions that reflect a fixed mindset or a growth mindset

 

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