Together for Humanity Foundation

May the light of Hanukkah guide you through the darkness and fill your hearts with hope. May it inspire you to shine brightly in a world that needs your light. Happy Hanukkah from the Together For Humanity team. 🕎 🕯️ ☮️ 💛 ✡️

May this Christmas renew you in a spirit of peace, love, and hope. Seasons Greetings from the Together For Humanity team. ✝️ ⭐ ☮️

📣Upskill your school to effectively respond to harmful language and behaviours through one of our teacher professional learning or student workshops, face-to-face or online. Book now for 2025 bookings@togetherforhumanity.org.au or more info https://lnkd.in/gwfe2hhF

Have you checked out our FREE resources on our website? https://lnkd.in/geMqDs5U 'You can’t wear that!' explores the ban on French athletes wearing the hijab in international competitions and includes a video from one of our educators explaining why she wears the hijab. All our resources include student activities, professional learning, and links for further exploration.

Did you know we have FREE, easy to access resources for teachers on our website? Visit our new, revamped Resources page, updated regularly with new content. All resources include student activities, professional learning, and links for further exploration. https://lnkd.in/g9n-ac7n Check out 'The Power of Storytelling' - how you might use storytelling in your classroom. Storytelling has a special power to help us understand important concepts like belonging and inclusion. Not a teacher? Our Resources section is easily accessible for personal use or adaptation to other contexts!

Phil and Zalman were in Canberra today, meeting with ACT partnership schools and MPs at Parliament House including Hon Dr Anne Aly MP and Allegra Spender MP.

TFH Chair Dr Phil Lambert PSM and Deputy Chair Nim Rutnam attended a multi-faith event organised by Australian Sikh Association. Nim gave a powerful address about the deep historical and familial links between faiths across the subcontinent.

Our entire team, including staff from New South Wales, Queensland and Victoria, came together for three days of planning at TFH HQ in Sydney. Our valued South Australian partner joined key sessions via Zoom, too. It was a great opportunity to reflect on learnings from the past year and to prepare for what comes next. In our jam-packed schedule, we made sure we had some quality downtime together as a team.

Great local media story featuring one of the Victorian winners of our National Awards for Intercultural Excellence 🏆 https://lnkd.in/gSrqnBv6

16 schools from around the country were celebrated in an online ceremony for the Together For Humanity National Awards for Intercultural Excellence. The awards recognise student and teacher champions who demonstrate leadership, passion and influence in initiatives that foster intercultural and/or interfaith understanding, including anti-racism work. Guest speaker Giridharan Sivaraman, Race Discrimination Commissioner, and Peter Khalil MP, Special Envoy for Social Cohesion attended the online ceremony and affirmed these schools that are working hard to improve belonging and inclusion in their school communities.