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The Voice referendum  transcends political and cultural divides

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That is why our communities are uniting to support the referendum on Indigenous constitutional recognition. Multicultural community organisations must take a leadership position in raising awareness on the importance of enshrining a First Nations Voice into the Australian Constitution.

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MULTICULTURAL AUSTRALIA
FOR THE VOICE REFERENDUM

Joint Resolution of Multicultural Community Organisations

in support of a First Nations Voice referendum

In 2017, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples asked Australians to walk with them towards a better future. 

Through the Uluru Statement from the Heart, they asked for constitutional recognition through a constitutionally guaranteed voice in their own affairs.

As leaders of diverse multicultural community organisations, we endorse the Uluru Statement and its call for a First Nations voice guaranteed by the Constitution.

This reform is modest, practical and fair. 

We call on our political representatives to lead this referendum in the spirit of bipartisan and broad cooperation.

We commit our steadfast support, and urge all Australians to work together to ensure referendum success. 

Let us co-operate across differences of politics and diversities of culture and faith, to heal our country and unify the nation. 

Will your multicultural community organisation become a signatory?

Please fill out the information below, so that your organisation can be added to the list of Multicultural Signatories

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Please Sign the Joint Resolution

This is an invitation for all multicultural community organisations to become a signatory to the Joint Resolution of Multicultural Community Organisations in support of a First Nations Voice referendum.

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Why should we support the First Nations Voice referendum?

The Voice referendum will recognise Indigenous peoples in the Constitution by guaranteeing Indigenous communities a fairer say in laws and policies made about them.

How can I help make a difference?

There are other ways to get involved apart from signing up your organisation to the multicultural Joint Resolution. Click the button below to get the resources that you can share with your community. 

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EVENTS

Panel Discussion: Changing The Conversation

Multicultural Australia will be exploring key issues in our increasingly multicultural society on Tuesday 28 March 6.30pm at the QPAC Concert Hall, South Brisbane. Click on the events button below to RSVP.

MEDIA

Migrant and refugee groups reject 'divisive' no campaign proposal for constitutional recognition

The nation’s peak body representing culturally diverse communities has criticised the no campaign’s push for constitutional recognition of migrants as “offensive” and “divisive”.

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