Tickets are now available for the inaugural Multicultural Tasmania Employers Conference. Diversity is good for business. mtec2022.eventbrite.com.au

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In anticipation of the upcoming election on May 22nd, FECCA is calling for an Office for Multicultural Australia. By working across government it would provide a cohesive, effective, and efficient approach to multicultural policy. Download full policy: fecca.org.au/fecca-policy-p…

This week is a time to recognize and celebrate the benefit and necessity of volunteers in our society and communities. Are there volunteers in your organisation? Could your organisation advantage from engaging more volunteers? Get involved: volunteeringaustralia.org

Has your candidate elaborated their views on multiculturalism in Australia? FECCA is calling for an Office of Multicultural Australia, read their full policy here: fecca.org.au/fecca-policy-p…

Announcing the Keynote Speaker for MTEC2022: Michael Sylvester. As CEO and Public Officer of Blueline Laundry, Michael will be discussing the theme for this year’s event: “Diversity is good for business”. Spaces are limited so get your tickets from: mtec2022.com

National Reconciliation Week 27 May - 3 June 2022. This year's theme is Be Brave. Make Change. Get involved: nrw.reconciliation.org.au

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Husna is funny, smart, brave and outspoken. And as the host for MTEC2022, she’s attracting bigger and bigger audiences to her great mission - to create happier people. Tix from mtec2022.eventbrite.com.au

Joining the long list of talented and passionate speakers at MTEC2022 is Jason Reed from Downer and VEC Civil Engineering. Tix from mtec2022.eventbrite.com.au

Our second keynote speaker is Swee-Hoon Chuah, Professor of Behavioural and Experimental Economics at the University of Tasmania. She will be talking on the topic "Strategies for engaging the CALD communities in Tasmania". Tickets selling fast, mtec2022.eventbrite.com.au

Darya Kuznetsova joins us from MRC Tasmania for next week's MTEC event. Thurs 7th July at Crowne Hotel Hobart. Tickets are almost all sold out, get in quick to save your space: mtec2022.eventbrite.com.au

Laura Papiccio is passionate about diversity and inclusion as a Human Resources Manager at Crowne Plaza Hobart, our event venue partner. Join us this Thursday for the first annual MTEC. Tix: mtec2022.eventbrite.com.au

Naomi will be joining our panel to articulate what support is available from government at all levels for diverse hiring as a part of the Glenorchy Jobs Hub initiative. Tickets are now sold out, if you would like to go on the waiting list, please email: [email protected]

Our last speaker and panel participant is Catholic Care's Natalie Booley, an Employment and Projects Facilitator with Multicultural Service Programs at CatholicCare Tasmania. Tickets are now sold out but if you would like to go on our wait list, please email: [email protected]

And we are off! Great start to the day with Husna Pasha hosting our MTEC2022 at Crowne Plaza Hotel in Hobart this morning. The Hon. Jeremy Rockliff started proceedings with the Tasmanian Government's vision for diversity in the state. A fabulous sunny view of the mountain too!

A full and very engaged room for today's MTEC2022 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel Hobart. It has been a great morning with talks from UTAS, Blueline Laundry, MRC, Downer Group, Jobs Tasmania and more. Our theme for today has been "Diversity is good for Business". Do you agree?

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The Multicultural Council of Tasmania wishes to advise the date for our 2022 AGM. Further details will follow in the comings week. For all organisations with voting rights please ensure your delegate has been updated before 30 August. mcot.org.au/update-delegat…

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