As a longtime partner of the Equality Project and the Better Together Conferences, we feel that it is necessary to respond to a problematic Better Together podcast episode recently published on the Equality Project website.
Drummond Street Services, together with all of our services and programs, stands in support of Treaty in Victoria. We believe Treaty is an essential step toward justice, healing and a
We are deeply saddened to share the news that, after a long illness, our dear colleague and friend, Helen Rimington, has passed away. Helen contributed so much to the sector
Drummond Street Services stands firmly against the upcoming March for Australia rallies and their racist, anti-immigration agenda. The language of these rallies, calling for migrants to be excluded and communities
Drummond Street Services acknowledges the Australian Government’s recent announcement that it will formally recognise the State of Palestine at the United Nations meeting in September. This recognition is an important
Drummond Street Services acknowledge the harm and trauma experienced by recent alleged assaults and abuse across Wyndham childcare centres. We also acknowledge the community trauma that these incidents can cause
The release of the Yoorrook Justice Commission’s final report is a powerful and painful reminder of the truth that First Nations communities have carried and lived with for generations. It
We at Drummond Street Services are angered by the recent executive order signed by US President Donald Trump. This order, which claims to “protect women”, takes away vital protections for
Guest editors will continue to play a key role in guiding and curating the content of Archer magazine, the magazine’s publisher Drummond Street Services has confirmed.
QHub, a ground-breaking initiative dedicated to providing safe spaces for LGBTIQA+ young people, successfully launched its Geelong site on Wednesday, February 14th. The event was opened by the MP for
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