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FECCA NATIONAL CONFERENCE 2026

Program

14
OCTOBER

Welcome Reception

7 PM - Old Parliament House

15
OCTOBER

Conference Day 1 

8:00   l Networking Breakfast
8:45   l Morning Plenary & Keynote Address 

9:45   l Panel Discussion: Multiculturalism in Australia today 

Great Hall, Parliament House

11:00  l March for Multiculturalism 

to Old Parliament House 

1:00   l Interactive Concurrent Sessions 

Old Parliament House 

Multicultural Marketplace

Senate Gardens, all day 

Gala Dinner 

National Museum of Australia

16
OCTOBER

Conference Day 2

9:00   l Keynote Address 

9:20   l Panel Discussion: Identity, belonging and the way forward  

Old Parliament House 

11:00 l Interactive Concurrent Sessions 

Old Parliament House 

Multicultural Marketplace

Senate Gardens, all day 

3:30   l Closing Plenary

Old Parliament House 

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March for Multiculturalism 

Join us! on the March for Multiculturalism. You are invited to walk together with community and sector leaders, and FECCA 2026 partners from Australian Parliament House to Old Parliament House. 

The walk is accessible and will take about 20 minutes. 

Multicultural Marketplace

We will be hosting a vibrant marketplace where attendees can connect directly with our multicultural community partners! Wander the stalls, explore the products, services, produce and handmade goods on offer, and meet the organisations and people behind them. Get a head start on your gift shopping, and grab your lunch before finding a spot to relax in the Senate Gardens at Old Parliament House. 


The marketplace runs onsite all day, 15–16 October. Details on exhibitors will be shared closer to the conference.

The FECCA Conference 2026 will be held on the lands of the Ngunnawal and Ngambri people.

The FECCA Conference 2026 acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples as Australia’s First Peoples. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present. We recognise their enduring role as cultural custodians and holders of knowledge. We recognise their continuing connection to culture, land, water, and community and acknowledge that sovereignty has never been ceded.
 
We believe multiculturalism begins with recognising the rights and place in society held by Australia’s First Nations Peoples. We are committed to listening, learning and supporting First Nations Peoples.

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(C) 2026 - Conference management by JT. Production Management

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