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Politics in Colour

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Politics in Colour work to amplify diversity in politics.

All voices matter!

We’re proud to be a regular collaborator with Politics in Colour. They run regular online workshops and conversations that address the challenges and barriers facing people from under-served communities and assist diverse Australians considering a career in politics.

They also run face-to-face training, coaching, mentoring and support for diverse communities and people, customised training, coaching and mentoring by former politicians who can provide advice and support to candidates and incumbents. 

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