– Communities Inspiring and Teaching Youth (CITY) led by Youth Off The Streets with Community Minds and DLA Piper45 • NSW Department of Education Anti-Racism Contact Officer program in schools.46 • Multicultural NSW funding for All Together Now to run the Agent C project to develop training with and for young people in order to challenge divisive and hateful conspiracy theories and fake news.47 • The CAPE project run by All Together Now to increase community resilience against the threat of far-right hate and extremism by training and supporting a state-wide network of frontline workers working with young people. • Victorian Department of Justice and Community Safety’s two schemes to address the root causes of violent extremism: – The Voluntary Case Management Scheme providing support for people who are at risk of or are radicalising towards violent extremism to connect them with the services and identify ways to reconnect them with the community, and – Support and Engagement Order Scheme which allows a court to order that a person radicalising towards violent extremism must follow a tailored support and engagement plan which includes addressing their broader needs as well including health, housing, employment and connection to community.48 • The Centre for Resilient and Inclusive Societies funded by the Victorian Government and hosted by Deakin University with a range of tertiary institution and community sector partners, including: Reconciliation Australia, All Together Now, University of Huddersfield in England, Queensland University of Technology, Department of Premier and Cabinet Victoria, the Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission, Victorian Multicultural Commission and the South Australian Office of the Commissioner for Children and Young People.49 Monitoring and evaluation Non-government stakeholders strongly linked the inability to accurately quantify the extent of racism with the lack of funding for meaningful community-facing anti-racism work. This is further complicated by an inability to secure appropriate funding to monitor and evaluate existing policies and programs at a state and territory level. Without the data and supporting resources to understand the need for anti-racism work or conduct impact analysis of existing policies and programs, anti-racism work occurs at the state and territory level as the result of reactive government action, limited by the 45 NSW Government | Multicultural NSW (2024) The COMPACT Story, accessed 12 February 2024 46 NSW Government | Education (2024) ACROs, accessed 12 February 2024 47 All Together Now (2024) Conspiracy theories and fake new: Agent C, accessed 12 February 2024 48 Victorian Government | Justice and Community Safety (2024) Countering violent extremism, accessed 12 February 2024 49 Centre for Resilient and Inclusive Societies (2024) accessed 12 February 2024 31