Australian Human Rights Commission Annual Report November 2022 “The proposed National Anti-Racism Framework (the Framework) represents the types of initiatives that will bring about a proactive commitment to challenging systemic racism and fostering trust and cohesion in our communities” Submission from Australian Multicultural Foundation, NARF Project, A Conversation and Consultation Guide was made available to organisations who wished to host their own consultations. At least five organisations used the guide to consult their networks and the community members they work with. Others utilised this Guide to inform their submission. The Commission invited public submissions from October 2021 through February 2022. To support this process a submissions guide was released, outlining feedback received through the consultation process to date, and invited further feedback including via in-language submissions, and submissions in any format. To encourage broad access and participation social media messaging calling for submissions was promoted in the top 20 languages and an Easy-read guide to submissions was made available. The Commission received strong feedback from members of the Project’s Multicultural Advisory Group that this aided in making the process more accessible to communities with less English language proficiency. Supporting website content was also made available for the project and submissions process. The Commission received 171 submissions. This included approximately 60 submissions from individuals. Outcome 2.2 Our information resources, services, events and campaigns reach, inform and influence users and audiences. What this looks like Instances of organisations working with the Commission to develop human rights education/ training activities. Targeted audiences are reached, are able to and do access our information resources and services, and participate in our events and campaigns. indicated by: 45