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We educate Australians about racism. http://alltogethernow.org.au/ This page is intended to be a safe space for people to discuss racism.

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20/08/2026

POV: You’re tired of seeing hate online and want to actually do something about it.

We’re looking for 20 people aged 18-25 to join us in challenging the misogynistic, anti-LGBT+ and racist hate coming out of the manosphere.

Through the Design Against Hate Project, you’ll work with other young people to:

-Take part in 10 hours of workshops (in-person + online) over the course of 2 months
- Develop a solution as part of a team of 20 young people
- Bring your idea to life with support from the All Together Now team

And in return, you'll walk away with:
- The confidence to challenge hate and drive change
- New skills in design, collaboration, critical thinking and project management
- A community of like-minded peers
- A project for your CV
- Real-world impact in your local area
A $300 voucher on completion
Know a young person who's up for the challenge? Tag them or share this with them.

Applications are now open. Sign up now:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdwbtvA4U6FdX0Bk1iLRgQcEOtfViPcWPYU7mHT9OH_ShgLmw/viewform

To learn more about the Design Against Hate project, visit https://alltogethernow.org.au/our-work/far-right-extremism/design-against-hate/

22/07/2026

How can we help our young people stay safe online?

From conspiracy theories to hateful fake news, young people are increasingly exposed to harmful narratives online. That’s where Agent C comes in.

Agent C is an evidence-based, anti-racism training program designed to help young people (aged 12–21) critically evaluate what they see online. In our interactive workshops, students learn:

💡 How misinformation spreads
💡 The link between misinformation and hateful ideologies
💡 How to safely challenge hateful online speech

The program is supported by the NSW Government and independently evaluated. Agent C provides a safe space to reflect, question and build resilience.

We only have a few spots left for FREE training in NSW schools or youth services before the end of 2026.

Find out more and book your free workshop now: https://alltogethernow.org.au/our-work/far-right-extremism/agent-c/

16/07/2026

Looking for tips to talk to someone about leaving the manosphere?

This conversation guide can help you start meaningful discussions, listen without judgment, encourage critical thinking and support someone to step away from harmful content.

Remember: Your safety always comes first. If the conversation becomes heated or uncomfortable, it’s okay to step away.

Explore the full conversation guide and learn how to support someone in a safe and constructive way. Access our guide here: https://alltogethernow.org.au/our-work/far-right-extremism/design-against-hate-resources-how-do-people-leave-the-manosphere/ -guide

02/07/2026

How do people leave the manosphere?

Leaving the manosphere can be a slow and difficult process. As boys and young men begin to question the content they’re seeing, they may notice that what once felt empowering is actually leaving them feeling isolated, frustrated or disconnected from others.

So what helps?
• Real-life friendships and supportive relationships
• Positive role models and alternative views of masculinity
• Understanding how algorithms and influencers profit from engagement
• Non-judgemental conversations that create space for reflection

Learn what makes people start questioning harmful ideas and how you can support someone through that journey. Read more: https://alltogethernow.org.au/our-work/far-right-extremism/design-against-hate-resources-how-do-people-leave-the-manosphere/

Unplug the Hate is part of the youth-led Design Against Hate program, developed by All Together Now in partnership with headspace and supported by Multicultural NSW.

Explore more resources here: https://alltogethernow.org.au/our-work/far-right-extremism/design-against-hate-resources/

24/06/2026

Racism is constantly evolving in new and complex ways. It’s no longer confined to face-to-face interactions. Today, it spreads rapidly through social media, misinformation, and conspiracy theories, reaching thousands of people in seconds and shaping attitudes in ways that are harder to see, and even harder to stop.

At All Together Now, we don’t just react to hate, we work to stay ahead of it. Through education, training, research and community engagement, we develop practical, evidence-based solutions that help people recognise, challenge and prevent racism before it takes hold.

But this work doesn’t happen on its own.

Your donation does more than support our day-to-day efforts. It gives us the flexibility to innovate - to develop new projects that respond to Australia's rapidly changing landscape. It allows us to create timely campaigns and initiatives that raise awareness, strengthen social cohesion and address emerging forms of hate and discrimination.

With 30 June fast approaching, now is a meaningful time to make a difference. Your donation is tax-deductible, but its greatest value lies in the impact it creates: empowering communities, educating young people and helping build a society where everyone can belong.

Your support helps us:

💡 Develop Anti-Racism Resources: As a charity, our mission is to educate Australians about racism. We create educational resources and make them freely available. Your donation helps us continue this vital work and expand our reach.

💡 Raise Awareness and Respond to Emerging Challenges: As racism continues to evolve including online and in public discourse, your donation helps us develop timely campaigns and initiatives that raise awareness, strengthen social cohesion and address emerging forms of hate and discrimination.

💡 Provide Free Access to our Workshops: We provide our Challenging Hateful Misinformation and Countering Far-Right Extremism workshops free of charge to vulnerable groups and support services. Your donation helps us to continue to do this.

None of this would be possible without supporters like you. Donate now: https://alltogethernow.org.au/get-involved/donation/

20/06/2026

What happens in the manosphere? The manosphere is a collection of male-centred ideas, ranging from masculine self-improvement and gym tips to harmful beliefs and violence.

While some content may seem positive at first, frequent engagement can gradually push boys and young men toward more extreme viewpoints. Over time, this can shape harmful attitudes about women, relationships and masculinity.

So how can you spot the signs?

Learn how to:
• Identify manosphere content
• Spot these ideas and understand how they spread
• Recognise when someone may be getting influenced

Check out this article to learn how to identify content from the manosphere and whether someone you know might be getting influenced by its ideas: https://alltogethernow.org.au/our-work/far-right-extremism/design-against-hate-resources-what-happens-in-the-manosphere/

Access the free resource pack including posters, coasters, conversation guide and more here: https://alltogethernow.org.au/our-work/far-right-extremism/design-against-hate-resources-downloadable/

Unplug the Hate is part of the youth-led Design Against Hate program, developed by All Together Now in partnership with headspace and supported by Multicultural NSW.

11/06/2026

How do we address the impact of online hate in our classrooms?

This week, we had the privilege of joining the secondary principals council Annual Conference to discuss exactly that.

Our CEO Stijn Denayer and Associate Professor Keith Heggart gave a masterclass to more than 100 NSW school principals. They shared insights on emerging online trends and how our programs are equipping students and teachers with the tools to challenge hateful misinformation and divisive content.

The most rewarding part? Hearing directly from educators about their experiences on the front lines. The dedication of our school leaders to addressing hate and building social cohesion is truly inspiring.

We loved connecting with so many passionate educators who are working hard to build safe, inclusive environments for their students. Thank you to everyone who stopped by to share their insights with us!

Find out more about our work in challenging conspiracy theories and fake news: https://alltogethernow.org.au/training-and-workshops/hateful-conspiracy-theories-and-fake-news/

20/05/2026

More and more of our lives are shaped by what we see online. For young men in particular, social media can be a place to find advice, community, and a sense of direction. But not all of that content is harmless.

The “manosphere” is a term used to describe a group of online spaces that focus on masculinity, relationships, and self-improvement. While some of this content can seem relatable or even helpful at first, it can also promote harmful ideas about women, relationships, and what it means to be a man. Over time, these messages can affect how young people see themselves and others.

Over the last year, All Together Now has been working with a group of young people to co-design Unplug the Hate, a campaign that promotes reflection, active allyship, and healthier conversations around harmful online content.

The young people have developed a series of articles to unpack the appeal of these spaces and the impact of the harmful narratives they often promote.

Understanding these spaces is the first step to support young people and promote respectful and healthy attitudes. Check out this article explained what the manosphere is: https://alltogethernow.org.au/our-work/far-right-extremism/design-against-hate-resources-what-is-the-manosphere/

Want free coasters and posters for your venue or community organisation? Email us at [email protected] to request yours.

Unplug the Hate is part of the youth-led Design Against Hate program, developed by All Together Now in partnership with headspace and supported by Multicultural NSW.

06/05/2026

How real is the far-right threat in Australia? It’s real. It’s significant. And it’s growing, right here in our own backyard.

But so is something else: community awareness, resilience, and the courage to stand against hate. Join our Countering Far-Right Extremism workshop on 21 May and gain practical tools to respond confidently and effectively.

What you’ll learn:

💡 Recognise and unpack far-right narratives, including sub-ideologies like accelerationism, sovereign citizens, and the "incel" movement, while understanding the intersectional nature of their hate (racism, misogyny, ableism and anti-LGBTQIA+)

💡 Spot early warning signs of radicalisation, both online and offline

💡 Build confidence to engage in difficult conversations and challenge harmful views

💡 Practical strategies to de-escalate and counter extremist messaging

Book your ticket and save 20% with code SPECIAL20: https://alltogethernow.org.au/training-and-workshops/far-right-extremism-training/

16/04/2026

It takes less than 30 minutes for social media to start recommending misogynistic content to young people.

That’s why young people partnered with us to create Unplug the Hate, a campaign using posters and coasters to spark reflection, support active allyship, and encourage healthier conversations.

These materials are designed to live in everyday spaces like cafés, bars, and libraries — meeting people where they already are.

🔗 Explore our online resources: https://alltogethernow.org.au/our-work/far-right-extremism/design-against-hate-resources/

📩 Want free posters and coasters for your venue or community space? Email us at [email protected]

Together, we can help unplug the hate.

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