The National Anti-Racism Framework (the Framework), is a comprehensive, ten-year, whole-of-society roadmap designed to actively identify, challenge, and dismantle racism. Developed through extensive consultation with First Nations and multicultural communities, the Framework includes 63 recommendations targeting key sectors, including health, education, the justice system, and workplaces.
The Framework recognises racism as a driver of poor mental health and a public health crisis. Research shows a direct link between racist experiences and high psychological distress, anxiety, depression, and increased suicide risk.
VTMH seminars are open to individuals, from all disciplines and working in all sectors, who are based in Australia and interested in diversity and mental health.
Bookings essential. Spaces are limited. Please register early to secure a place.
Online via Zoom — details to be sent to registrants in advance.