Australian football is becoming the sport of choice for diverse communities. Up to 25% of current AFL lists are from diverse backgrounds (11% Indigenous and 14% Multicultural).
The Multicultural Unit has been established to ensure Australian football is a vehicle that encourages community strengthening and inclusion within the wider Australian community.
The AFL's Multicultural programs are enabling more young talent to be identified and giving more opportunities to aspiring young AFL players.
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AFL Players with a Multicultural Background
Port Adelaide educate African Community on the game of AFL[more]
Sam Alexeeff has accepted the position as Community Engagement Coordinator[more]
Multicultural Players vying for a place in the 2013 World Team[more]
AFLNT announces Neil Vea Vea as the Multicultural Ambassador
The GWS GIANTS will celebrate diversity when they host Melbourne at Skoda Stadium on August 3.
Hundreds of Carlton's newest fans attend first game at the MCG
MAJAK Daw will become the first Sudanese-born player to play an AFL game after being selected in North Melbourne's team
Harmony Day 2013 and Field of Dreams 2013[more]