State Election Platform 2022
ECCV is proud to present our policy platform for the 2022 Victorian election.
Our 2022 State Election Platform calls on the Victorian Government to learn from the experiences and systemic gaps exposed during the pandemic and ensure that our diverse communities can respond, rebuild and recover equitably.
The platform makes 55 recommendations and proposes actions across key priority areas – including health and wellbeing, aged care, disability, anti-racism, employment, youth services and emergency management.
At the heart of the Platform is our call for new Multicultural Strategy, that takes a whole-of-government approach to engaging and supporting migrant and refugee communities. We must work together to co-design, coordinate and deliver policies and services that are more equitable, accessible and culturally responsive.
Our comprehensive platform focuses on measures that will help build a stronger, more resilient and inclusive Victorian community.
Submission to the Disability Royal Commission
The prevention of violence, abuse, neglect and exploitation of people with disability from migrant and refugee backgrounds must be informed by an understanding of their unique experiences, strengths and concerns, and of the drivers of these behaviours. People with...
Submission to Australian Migration System Review
ECCV has made a submission to the Department of Home Affairs’ review into A Migration System for Australia’s Future. The submission highlights how Australia’s migration system has become progressively more complex over recent years, making migration a lengthy and...
Submission to Disability Inclusion Bill 2022
ECCV welcomes the exposure draft of the Disability Inclusion Bill, which was introduced as part of the ongoing review of the Disability Act 2006 (Vic). ECCV’s submission supports a new principal Act for promoting disability inclusion in Victoria. Although the Bill...
Value Strengths, Build Resilience: new research
This flagship joint ECCV-VCOSS research paper draws from the insights and experiences of our work with communities and the Multicultural Emergency Management Partnership (MEMP). It highlights the critical importance of strong connections and engagement between...
Submission to Humanitarian Program 2022-23
Increasing our refugee intake to 30,000, urgently abolishing temporary visas for people who arrived by boat, and transitioning all temporary visa-holders to permanent visas are among the key recommendations in ECCV’s submission to the Australian Government’s...
Elder abuse literature review
In recognition of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day 2022, ECCV is pleased to release our literature review synthesising existing research on elder abuse against people from migrant and refugee backgrounds. Building on our work as part of the Raising Awareness of Elder...
ECCV Victorian State Budget Analysis 22-23
Overview The 2022-23 Budget was delivered on 3 May 2022, almost a year after the 2021-22 Budget. This year’s Budget is designed to address almost two years of disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, with significant investments in healthcare and service delivery....
Chronic Disease Prevention in Multicultural Communities
Chronic diseases such as type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease (CVD) are on the rise in Australia and are now the nation’s leading cause of death and disability. Incidence of these conditions are higher in migrant communities than amongst the Australian born...
“We Are All In This Together” Report
Community members experience racism in everyday life and in the way that society operate, according to a new ECCV report on lived experience of racism. In October 2021, ECCV held consultations with community members with lived experience of racism to help inform the...
Policy Publications
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2022
Submission to the Disability Royal Commission 2022
Evidence Review: Anti-Racism and diversity and inclusion in organisational settings
Submission to the Humanitarian Program 2022-23
Analysis of Victorian State Budget 2022-23
Literature review: Elder abuse against people from migrant and refugee backgrounds
Chronic Disease Prevention in Multicultural Communities report
Submission to the Inquiry into Support for Older Victorians from Migrant and Refugee Backgrounds
2021
“We are all in this together”: Lived experiences of racism consultation report
Bridging the Health Gap Report
Submission to the Review of the Disability Act 2006 (Vic)
Working for Victoria and the Multicultural Sector Policy Paper
Submission on the Draft Health and Human Services Climate Change Adaptation Action Plan 2022-2026
Submission to the Inquiry into Economic Equity for Victorian Women
Submission on the Mental Health and Wellbeing Act
Submission to the Ministerial Taskforce on Workplace Sexual Harassment
Recommendations for a Culturally Responsive Mental Health System
Analysis of the Victorian Budget 2021-22 – Mental Health
Analysis of the Victorian Budget 2021-22
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