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Data on racism is limited, inconsistent across jurisdictions and leading to people’s experience of discrimination being severely undercounted, a new report by the Australian Human Rights Commission has found.
The report, titled Data for change: A national approach to anti-racism data, is being released today by the race discrimination commissioner, Giridharan Sivaraman.
We hear about the devastating impacts of racism from communities every day. But many experiences go unreported or uncounted, and our systems often do not capture the full picture.
This is not about collecting more data to prove racism exists. We already know it does. It is about making inequality visible, holding institutions to account and giving communities greater agency over their data to drive real change.
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