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RightsED - resources mapped to the national curriculum have been developed by the Australian Human Rights Commission.

About: Cyber racism

Cyber racism - offensiveCyber racism is most commonly defined as racism which occurs in the cyber world such as on racist websites, in text and email messages and social networking sites.

Site: Roads to Refuge

Syrian girl making peace sign with her hand The Roads to Refuge website is designed to give students, teachers and the community access to relevant, factual and current information about refugees.

PLEDGE AGAINST RACISM

  • I pledge to help educate people about racism within my community!

    - Nikki

  • Racism doesn't just affect the victims, it affects us all because it brings negativity into our lives.

    - Andrew

  • I pledge to do all I can to eradicate racism from society!

    - Deborah

  • I pledge to stop racism. I strongly believe that we have come too far and that it has to stop right now.

    - Louis

  • My goal as an artist is to challenge and bring awareness to the inherent racism and stereotypes in Australia. 

    - Suzanne

  • I support the goals and ideals of anti racism. Your organisation does a fantastic job. A great web site.

    - Jenny

  • If somebody is racist you should not pay attension and you should tell the closest teacher.

    - Issac

  • Lets work together for a more harmonious and peaceful life. say no to racism!

    - Amber

  • I pledge never to discriminate ever again.

    - Ashlynn

  • I make a pledge to raise my child as a person who welcomes diversity in all its forms.

    - Claudia

  • I pledge to work towards positive learning/living spaces where everyone is treated with compassion and respect!

    - Holly

  • I do not want any child under my care to suffer either emotionally or educationally because of racism.

    - Samantha

  • We should all live in peace and happiness and enjoy life without having to worry about racism.

    - Melody-Anastasia

  • To stop the hate and racism we need to start from ourselves first..Let's stop with hate and spread love.

    - Ramazana

  • Everyone is the same and everyone is equal. :) No one should be treated differently and everyone is special. :)

    - Anon

  • There is no place for racism in Australia and especially our schools. Principals need to act immediately...

    - Robyn

  • Feeling of being racially let down is never a good one. Hope everyone understands that sooner !

    - Sabitha

  • Everyone has the right to be who they want to be and not feel shamed or afraid of that.

    - Renae

  • No child in any classroom should feel the teacher is treating them any differently because of race.

    - Janeen

Pledge support  |  All pledges  |  Australian Human Rights Commission

TEACHING RESOURCES

  • E-challenges: Computer based learning activities which allow students to explore racism and related issues.
  • Lesson ideas: Lessons designed to develop students' knowledge, skills and understanding of racism and cultural diversity in Australia.
  • Focus on the media: Links to media reports relating to racism and multiculturalism.
  • Puzzles and quizzes: Activities which aim to develop students' general knowledge of Australia's cultural diversity and history, human rights, racism and discrimination.
  • Comics: Comics which address racism and explore its impact.


Further teaching resources: Factsheets | Spotlight interviews | School planning

About racism: Understanding | Cyber racism | Legislation | Stats | Timeline