Anti-Racism Resources

In September 2021, INAC launched an anti-racism campaign, #MakeAustraliaSafer.

Racism is a recurring and prevalent component of Australian society which trails back to historical discriminatory attitudes towards Indigenous communities. Since the COVID-19 pandemic started, Australia has seen a surge in racism and xenophobia towards the Asian community. Everyday racism has been normalised within the Australian community, and everyone has a role to play in preventing and dealing with racism.

The #MakeAustraliaSafer campaign focused on transformative justice, understanding the notion of cultural attitudes and reaching  towards the collective action to prevent racism. As part of this campaign, we created four anti-racism educational toolkits to help address racism.

To download and access these resources, click the buttons below.

1. Four Ways to call out racism

Ever wondered how to safely and effectively call out racism when you see it in person, or online? We’ve compiled four ways to call out racism.

2. Four ways to call in racism

Anti-racism work involves more than just calling out racism publicly, and can be a more intimate conversation. Download the toolkit to learn more about calling in racism.

3. the difference between calling in and calling out

Calling in and calling out racism are both effective tools to addressing racism and creating a safer world for all people, but what is the difference between them? Download our toolkit to find out more.

4. Understanding microaggressions

Microaggressions often arise in incidents of casual racism. However, they aren’t new. Download our toolkit to learn what microaggressions are and how they can negatively impact people of colour.