The Sydney Jewish Museum has developed a new resource focused on antisemitism and its history, created by their team. The resource is an important project aimed at addressing a pressing issue – the rise of hatred against Jewish people in Australia and across the globe.

For this reason, the Sydney Jewish Museum has created an online platform that contains a thorough, research-based exploration of the history of antisemitism, how it manifests in contemporary society, and practical strategies to combat it.

The resource aims to equip and empower you to notice, question, and stand up to hate when you see or hear it.

You can access the resource and learn more about key terms and concepts related to antisemitism via the Sydney Jewish Museum's website. 

The Anti-Palestinian Racism in Schools Register was set up by the Australia Palestine Advocacy Network (APAN). The Tool is designed to collect data regarding incidents of anti-Palestinian racism, following increasing incidents of teachers, school support staff, and parents and guardians experiencing anti-Palestinian racism in schools. 

While providing a much-needed avenue for those experiencing anti-Palestinian racism in schools to share their experiences, the tool also serves to contribute to data collection efforts regarding the types and prevalence of racism in schools. 

Find out more about the Register on the APAN website. 

Visit the Anti-Racism Palestinian Racism in Schools Register directly. 

Link to CopWatch's website.

CopWatch provides information and access to resources to promote community education and rights protection. The CopWatch app lets users record interactions with the police - safely and legally.

Multicultrural Australia resources for the Voice (opens in new window) 

Resources include information sheets, FAQs, joint statements and information on events. Resources are available in several community languages.

Visit the Towards Truth online platform. 

Towards Truth is a partnership between the Indigenous Law Centre and the Public Interest Advocacy Centre. The project researches the vast body of laws and policies that have impacted people since 1788, broken down into four main themes - Country, Kinship, Law and Culture, and People. 

The project compiles:

• laws and policies that have impacted First Nations people since 1788
• parliamentary debates that show what the Parliament intended when those laws were passed
• articles and reports that discuss and analyse how these laws and policies operated in practice, and 
• case studies that show their practical effects. 

The project currently focuses on NSW, with plans to expand to other jurisdictions. 

Visit the Towards Truth online platform 

Schools Standing Up to Racism Website 

Institute of Collaborative Race Research Website

How To Talk About Race at Work Principles 

Islamophobia Register website (opens in new window) 

The Islamophobia Register Australia is a not-for-profit organisation that provides a platform for incidents of Islamophobia to be reported, recorded and analysed into a published report. The Register offers a secure and reliable service that allows people from across Australia to report any form of Anti-Muslim vilification or abuse.

You can report incidents of Islamophobia and anti-Muslim sentiments if:

• you are the victim who had the Islamophobic behaviour directed at you (whether it is because of your Islamic faith or perceived Islamic faith) OR;
• you have personal knowledge (directly witnessed an incident or heard about an incident) of Islamophobic behaviour that fits within the categories listed above.

When is Hate a Crime? website 

The Australian Hate Crime Network, in partnership with The University of Sydney, has designed resources to meet the various needs of individuals and community groups.

The website features a community toolkit designed to support capacity building, training and awareness workshops, and education and information sessions for community organisations.

The website provides translated resources, including a range of multilingual posters, flyers and social tiles to promote the site and additional external resources that support targets of hate crimes.