Our We Belong program is calling for community members from diverse backgrounds to come together to strengthen cross-cultural connection and belonging on the Northern Beaches.
Four intercultural community initiatives and events are being planned for Harmony Week in March 2025. They will bring together different cultures, increase awareness and knowledge of community experiences, and enhance social and cultural inclusion on the Northern Beaches.
There are 2 expressions of interest for those who would like to participate in a variety of ways. Apply before Sunday 12 January 2025.
Join us and:
- be part of a groundbreaking project to foster intercultural dialogue and belonging
- share your story of belonging
- celebrate diversity and inspire others with your story or work
- increase visibility of diverse cultures within the Northern Beaches community.
Together, let’s create a community where every story matters and every culture shines.
Make your voice heard — because we all belong!
Expressions of interest now open
Humans of the Northern Beaches
Do you have a unique story of belonging to share?
Humans of the Northern Beaches invites you to contribute to this unique storytelling project to promote understanding, break down barriers and celebrate diversity on the Northern Beaches. Apply now
Story of Us – Intercultural Fair
Are you a storyteller, artist, performer or cultural enthusiast? Do you have a passion for sharing your heritage and fostering connections in a multicultural community?
The Story of Us: Intercultural Fair invites you to contribute to this vibrant celebration of cultural diversity in the Northern Beaches. Apply now
For more information on the projects, please email bettertogether@northernbeaches.nsw.gov.au
Northern Beaches Council’s We Belong: Intercultural Community Leaders Program is funded by the NSW Government. It is a community leadership program designed to celebrate diversity, foster intercultural understanding and nurture the next generation of community leaders in our vibrant community.
Proudly funded by the NSW Government through the NSW Social Cohesion Grants for Local Government.
