Comment on SSI welcomes government’s response as Australia confronts rising Islamophobia by Thommo
Every part of government has a role to play in removing the structural barriers and inequities that undermine belonging and social cohesion,” Ms Roumeliotis said.“Social cohesion is built on a shared sense of belonging. That belonging grows when people are included, treated respectfully and have genuine opportunities to contribute to the nation’s future. We cannot achieve lasting social cohesion while racism, including Islamophobia, continues to exclude and dehumanise people.”SSI strongly supports the government’s education and awareness measures, as well as funding to build community capacity and resilience.
- ▪Every part of government has a role to play in removing the structural barriers and inequities that undermine belonging and social cohesion,” Ms Roumeliotis said.“Social cohesion is built on a shared sense of belonging.
- ▪That belonging grows when people are included, treated respectfully and have genuine opportunities to contribute to the nation’s future.
- ▪We cannot achieve lasting social cohesion while racism, including Islamophobia, continues to exclude and dehumanise people.”SSI strongly supports the government’s education and awareness measures, as well as funding to build community capac
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SSI welcomes government’s response as Australia confronts rising Islamophobia 21 July 2026 AIMN Editorial Social Justice 3 Screenshot from Ch9 - caption added SSI Media ReleaseSSI has welcomed the Australian Government’s response to the National Response to Islamophobia report, developed by Australia’s Special Envoy to Combat Islamophobia. Schools will play a key role in the government’s commitments, building understanding of Muslim communities and promoting greater respect across Australia.
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