Victoria tackling racism at community level and driving respect

Tenants Victoria Director of Community Engagement Farah Farouque.

Tenants Victoria Director of Community Engagement Farah Farouque. Source: Supplied

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Through the launch of a new taskforce, grants are helping organisations respond to racism and support multicultural and multi-faith communities.

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