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Victorian Government invites nominations for multicultural awards to recognise state’s champions

Now in their 21st year, the annual awards honour outstanding individuals and organisations who build cross-cultural understanding and support those with migrant, refugee and asylum seeker backgrounds.

NRI Affairs News Desk by NRI Affairs News Desk
July 21, 2022
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The Victorian Government is highlighting remarkable Victorians who have shaped the Australian state’s multicultural success story, calling for nominations for the 2022 Victorian Multicultural Awards for Excellence.

Now in their 21st year, the annual awards honour outstanding individuals and organisations who build cross-cultural understanding and support those with migrant, refugee and asylum seeker backgrounds.

Victorians can be nominated for paid or voluntary work and each of the 14 categories can have multiple winners and may recognise highly commended nominations.

All recipients will be honoured at a ceremony at Government House in October.

This year’s categories are Arts, Business, Community Innovation, Education, Emergency Services, Health, Justice, Local Government, Media, Police, Refugee Advocacy, Sport, Youth Leadership and the Premier’s Award for Community Harmony.

“The Victorian Multicultural Commission is pleased to collaborate with Department of Education and Training, Emergency Management Victoria and Victoria Police in 2022 and thank its sponsors – Commonwealth Bank and Jobs Victoria.”, a media release inviting nominations said.

Minister for Multicultural Affairs Ros Spence said in the announcement,“Our success as a state is indebted to the extraordinary contributions of our diverse communities. These awards pay tribute to those who make our state such a vibrant and welcoming place to live.”

Victorian Multicultural Commission Chairperson Vivienne Nguyen said, “Our multicultural communities remain connected and inspired thanks to these champions. This is an important opportunity for us to recognise and thank the people and organisations whose contributions create significant impacts on the broader society and for multiculturalism.”

Victorians are encouraged to submit nominations by Sunday 7 August.

Nominations are welcome for large and small organisations and people of all cultures, faiths, ages, genders and abilities. In most cases, individuals and organisations can self-nominate.

For more information about eligibility and how to nominate, please visit the Victorian Government’s Multicultural Awards for Excellence page.

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