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"For many people, school is the first place they encounter prejudice or discrimination. If we are serious about countering racism as a society, we need to deal with it at schools."

Anti-racism pilot program in NSW schools gives students skills to stand up to racist behaviour and reduce discrimination.

Evidence that racism against Asian people is on the rise. We have a lot of work to do once restrictions are over.

China has warned tourists and students about "racist incidents" targeting Asians. Media outlets and anti-discrimination groups have reported a spike during the pandemic, but what's the evidence?

Courage to Care NSW stands against racism in all forms.

A mural of former Sydney Swans player Adam Goodes, painted by Hamish McBride, Laura Paige, Megan Hales, Jacqueline Butterworth and Kailin Hegel on the corner of Foveaux Street and Crown Street in Surry Hills, Sydney on Thursday June 12, 2020. ... See more

Courage to Care NSW May Newsletter Link.

Becoming aware of our implicit bias lays the groundwork towards making a change.
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HELP US TEACH AUSTRALIAN CHILDREN THE POWER OF BEING AN UPSTANDER

Our mission at Courage to Care is to teach Australians from all walks of life how every individual can make a difference. We believe that real change in society begins with education of children, to teach young minds and hearts to stand up to injustice, discrimination, bullying and hate…

Most bullying occurs where others are present. Our mission is to empower individuals to be UPSTANDERS not bystanders.

Our programs and exhibitions bring to life the stories of brave men and women who helped Jews during the Holocaust. The educational initiative of Courage to Care highlights the amazing power a single individual can make a difference.

We need your support to help cover the costs of running these important programs kept completely free for children.

Please help us make a difference by giving a tax-deductible donation today. Follow this link:
https://couragetocare.com.au/donate-today/ ... See more

This is a heartwarming story of true courage to care.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-05-25/more-than-50-years-after-being-rescued-from-a-schoolyard-bully/12238104?utm_source=abc_news&utm_medium=content_shared&utm_content=mail&utm_campaign=abc_news ... See more

When Wayne Bailey stood up for Sandra Abboud when she was bullied at school, he didn't realise it would still be having an impact more than 50 years later.

Courage to Care NSW is pleased to announce that we are now offering a free online course to students aged 10 and above. This is the survivor video from that program.

Holocaust Survivor Interviews (2020) | Courage to Care NSW Online program for Australian students Recorded via Zoom

Now Holocaust survivors can tell their stories to an even bigger global audience. This will be 09:30 a.m. Tuesday, June 2nd AEST. You can join via https://www.facebook.com/ChabadSeminary

Irving Roth, a survivor of the Auschwitz and Buchenwald concentration camps, and death marches during the Holocaust, will be the guest speaker 7:30 p.m. Monday June 1 at a worldwide

Happy Birthday to Nicholas Winton. Born today, Nicholas saved over 600 children during World War II via Kindertransport. Much respect!