The Victorian Multicultural Commission’s policy and community engagement work ensures that the voices and experiences of multicultural and multifaith communities inform government decision-making. As a bridge between communities and government, we engage with diverse Victorians to understand the issues they face and provide independent advice to improve policies, programs and services across Victoria.
This page highlights recent engagement, policy and advocacy work, drawing on community consultations, research and lived experience to support more inclusive and accessible outcomes.
Policy and advocacy
The Victorian Multicultural Commission (VMC) undertakes policy development and systemic advocacy to ensure the voices of multicultural communities inform government decision making.
VMC Regional Advisory Councils
Regional Advisory Councils inform the Victorian Multicultural Commission about the issues that matter most to diverse Victorians.
Multifaith Advisory Group
The Multifaith Advisory Group comprises religious leaders across Victoria communities. It provides advice on issues affecting faith communities.
Multicultural Youth Network
The Multicultural Youth Network, an initiative of the Victorian Multicultural Commission, is a network of 20 young people aged 18 to 25 who represent multicultural affairs in their region.
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