We are pleased to share ECCV’s Annual Report 2024–25, reflecting on a year of hard work and strong engagement with migrant and refugee communities across the state. Amid rising racism, cost-of-living pressures and the ongoing impact of global instability, ECCV...
More than 200 people attended the Ethnic Communities’ Council of Victoria (ECCV) Annual General Meeting on Tuesday evening, marking one of our strongest turnouts in recent years and reflecting the depth and diversity of Victoria’s migrant and refugee communities....
ECCV is pleased to host our Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Tuesday 25 November. This year’s AGM will include elections for 2025-27 vacancies in the ECCV Board of Directors. Voting will open at 5.00pm and the AGM formalities will commence at 6.00pm. Please note...
The Ethnic Communities’ Council of Victoria has zero tolerance for hate. The so-called ‘March for Australia’ rallies this past Sunday did not speak to the inclusive values of our dynamic modern Australia. It was hateful. It was hurtful. It was harmful. As...
Refugees have been an important part of Australia’s post World War Two migration intake and brought immense social, cultural and economic benefits to our communities. Speaking to our best traditions as a welcoming multicultural nation, ECCV is calling for Australia’s...
Bicultural workers play an increasingly important role in providing community education, service delivery and engagement in many sectors across Victoria. However, the value of bicultural workers is still not fully recognised. Funding for bicultural worker programs is...
