[Edited extract from public address]
This year the categories have been expanded to include: Excellence in Community to celebrate projects that enhance the lives and wellbeing of residents and workers through community services or volunteer work, and Excellence in Arts and Events to applaud those who drive visitation numbers and increase the reputation of Melbourne as a centre for diversity, energy and creativity. Previous Melbourne Award recipients include Laneway Learning, The Indian Film Festival, ‘They Cannot Take the Sky’ exhibition by Behind the Wire, Immigration Museum, and Bastille Day French Festival Inc.
Do you know someone who deserves a Melbourne Award?
Find out more and register a project, activity or event by 7th June 2019.
For 17 years the Melbourne Awards have been celebrating the excellence and inspirational achievements of organisations whose passion and commitment have helped make Melbourne one of the most vibrant cities in the world.
They are also an opportunity to raise an organisation’s profile, generate media exposure and establish relationships with prominent business leaders.This year the categories have been expanded to include: Excellence in Community to celebrate projects that enhance the lives and wellbeing of residents and workers through community services or volunteer work, and Excellence in Arts and Events to applaud those who drive visitation numbers and increase the reputation of Melbourne as a centre for diversity, energy and creativity. Previous Melbourne Award recipients include Laneway Learning, The Indian Film Festival, ‘They Cannot Take the Sky’ exhibition by Behind the Wire, Immigration Museum, and Bastille Day French Festival Inc.
Do you know someone who deserves a Melbourne Award?
Find out more and register a project, activity or event by 7th June 2019.
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Victorian Multicultural Commission
Address: Level 9, 1 Spring St, Melbourne VIC 3000
Tel: (03) 7017 8171
Website: multicultural.vic.gov.au