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Multicultural Action GroupContentsLGBT Multicultural Action Group Submission to Review of Multicultural Policy (Qld) LGBT Multicultural Action GroupIn 2010 Healthy Communities developed the LGBT Multicultural Action Group to:
'Like' our facebook page. A copy of the Terms of Reference is available here. A copy of our 2012 Action Plan will be available soon. A copy of our 2010 Action Plan is available here. Anyone with an interest in meeting the goals of the group is welcome to attend. Meeting Dates: 2nd Tuesday of every second month, 3pm - 4:30pm at Healthy Communities Brisbane
Minutes of previous meetings are below: To contact the group email multicultural@qahc.org.au or ring 07 3017 1777. Submission to Queensland Review of Multicultural PolicyQAHC, through the LGBT Multicultural Action Group made a submission to the Queensland Government's review of its strategy 'A multicultural future... for all of us'. Open a copy of our submission here. A brief overview of issues for CALD LGBT people was developed previously by QAHC staff and is available here.
FactsheetsLGBT Websites Around the World Links to assist LGBT people born outside of Australia to contact people from their same culture and country of origin or to find information in their native language. Open LGBT Websites Around the World factsheet> Contact Sheet for LGBT people with CALD Backgrounds Information and links for LGBT people with a culturally and linguistically diverse background, living in Queensland. Open Contact Sheet for LGBT people with CALD Backgrounds factsheet >
LinksThe Australian GLBTIQ Multicultural Council Incorporated (AHMC Inc.) aims to encourage the participation and contribution of GLBTIQ multicultural communities. www.amgc.org.au Multilingual HIV website The Gay and Lesbian Immigration Task Force provides information for Gay and Lesbian people or their partners wanting to immigrate to Australia Ethnic Communities Council of Queensland (ECCQ)represents the interests of the many people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds (CALD) who are part of the broad social community of Queensland, and promote multiculturalism. www.eccq.com.au |