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OBJECTIVES The Living in Harmony Initiative is designed to highlight cultural issues for all Australian citizens, and give all Australian's collective goals to reduce racism within Australia, such as:
IMPLEMENTATION The initiative is being implemented through three complementary national programs: a community grants program, a partnerships program and a public information strategy that features Harmony Day on 21 March each year. Community Grants The Living in Harmony initiative's community Grants program was designed to develop local solutions against racism at a Community level. Grants are available to incorporated, Non-profit Organisations . The future of the grants program is uncertain, currently the program is under evaluation and any decision about the continuation of the initiative, including the community grants program, is unlikely to be announced before May 2006 . Partnership Programs The Partnerships Program enables the Australian Government to work with major Organisations and peak bodies who contribute resources to projects of national or strategic significance. The Living in Harmony partnerships explore ways of improving social cohesion, tackling racism and generating better understanding, respect and cooperation among Australians of all backgrounds. Harmony Day Events Harmony Day Events are primarily organised and run by community leaders or school board members or Teachers . The Living in Harmony initiative supplies organised with free 'starter-packers' containing an array of Merchandise associated with the day, such as stickers, badges, and sign displays. The initiative also recalls success stories of previous years events, and supplies a list of common successful methods to plan for the day. EXTERNAL LINKS
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