
The Voice referendum transcends political and cultural divides
That is why our communities are uniting to support the Voice referendum. Multicultural community organisations are recognising the critical role that they play in raising awareness on the importance of enshrining a First Nations Voice into the Australian Constitution.

MULTICULTURAL AUSTRALIA
FOR THE VOICE REFERENDUM

OVER 150 MULTICULTURAL COMMUNITY ORGANISATIONS HAVE JOINED THE CALL FOR A VOICE TO PARLIAMENT
WILL YOU JOIN US?
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.
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Through the Uluru Statement from the Heart, they asked for constitutional recognition through a constitutionally guaranteed voice in their own affairs.
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As leaders of diverse multicultural community organisations, we endorse the Uluru Statement and its call for a First Nations voice guaranteed by the Constitution.
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This reform is modest, practical and fair.
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We call on our political representatives to lead this referendum in the spirit of bipartisan and broad cooperation.
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We commit our steadfast support, and urge all Australians to work together to ensure referendum success.
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Let us co-operate across differences of politics and diversities of culture and faith, to heal our country and unify the nation.
Become a signatory to the Joint Resolution
