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The Ethnic Communities Council of Queensland (ECCQ) was established in 1976 to represent the interests of the many people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds (CALD) who are part of the broad social community of Queensland, and to promote multiculturalism. It is a not-for-profit, community-based State peak organization. ECCQ contributes to national policy and debate on all matters concerning ethnic communities and multiculturalism through its affiliation with the Canberra-based Federation of Ethnic Communities Councils of Australia (FECCA).Strengthening Ethnic Community Associations The SECA project aims to assist ethnic community associations to develop the knowledge and skills required to function efficiently and to effectively meet their goals. The following critical needs in regards to strengthening ethnic communities and associations have been identified: * The need for professional support to establish and maintain ethnic community associations. * Many migrants and refugees have little or no knowledge of the way associations must function in Australia in order to sustain themselves, to articulate their needs, to secure resources, and to participate generally in our democracy. |  | Multicultural Summit '09 …from reflection to rejuvenation Latest News o Exciting news: Jason Yat-sen Li, the stand-out keynote speaker of Multicultural Summit 2007, has confirmed that he will be a keynote speaker for this year’s Summit. Jason will be travelling from Beijing to join us at the SLQ in South Bank. We will announce speakers only as they are confirmed – right now we are finalising discussions with some outstanding speakers and presenters. (Jason Yat-sen Li appears by arrangement with Australian Speakers Bureau) o Online registration is now available - you can now register for single or multiple delegates, pay by credit card online at once using the internationally-recognised secure Paypal and immediately generate your tax receipt. o Have you thought of sponsoring someone who cannot manage the registration fee? Organisations or individuals can now sponsor a delegate, or any number of delegates, of their own nomination or nomination by the Steering Committee. This Scholarship Sponsorship is one way your organisation can reach out for the most important multicultural event in Queensland’s calendar. o Innovative sponsorship opportunities are still available. Contact us now to lock in a tailored package. 26th & 27th October, at the State Library of Queensland. 
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