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Racism. It Stops With Me Conversation Guide

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The Racism. It Stops With Me campaign asks Australians to reflect on their relationship to race and the role of racism in shaping Australian society. The campaign film may also be a useful tool for starting conversations about racism. This guide provides some key considerations when discussing the campaign and the issues it touches on.

Download the guide by clicking the download link below. Note that the guide will open as a zip file on your computer, providing both a PDF and accessible word document version.

This guide is intended for those who want to talk about the Racism. It Stops With Me campaign video, and the issues it discusses, with their colleagues, family and friends. It is designed to give campaign supporters the tools to engage in conversations about racism and anti-racism, and will be most useful in the context of conversations with other people who already recognise that racism is a problem and want to do something about it. This guide is not intended to support conversations with people who deny, openly advocate for, or defend racism, which requires a different approach.

Racism. It Stops With Me Conversation Guide 2022 (ZIP, 9.57MB)