Glen Eira City Council endorses antisemitism…
In the heart of Australia’s largest Jewish community, people are gathering for a free first-aid training session inside a former church. The coloured light beams through the stained-glass windows and […]
The Faith Communities Council of Victoria (FCCV) is Victoria’s umbrella multifaith body. FCCV was created to contribute to the harmony of the Victorian community by promoting positive relations between people of different faiths and greater public knowledge and mutual understanding of the teachings, customs and practices of Victoria's diverse faith traditions.
FCCV is currently delivering a range of projects designed to celebrate Victoria's religious diversity, strengthen religious literacy and foster greater understanding between faith communities and the wider Victorian community.
A celebration of Victoria’s diverse faith communities through arts, culture and dialogue to foster understanding, collaboration and social cohesion.
A curriculum-aligned program that helps students understand the diverse religious and non-religious beliefs, traditions and values that shape contemporary Australia.
An online resource helping faith communities create safer environments free from family violence, racism, discrimination, child abuse and gambling-related harm.
Contains major holy days and festivals from the Bahá’í, Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Islamic, Jain, Jewish and Sikh traditions.
A photography project documenting 100 places of worship and faith leaders across Victoria, celebrating our state's rich religious diversity.
A unique multifaith art exhibition bringing together the world's major faith traditions in a visual celebration of unity in diversity.
In the heart of Australia’s largest Jewish community, people are gathering for a free first-aid training session inside a former church. The coloured light beams through the stained-glass windows and […]
Buddhism has had a significant presence in Australia since the late nineteenth century. Yet until recently, relatively little research has focused on Buddhism in this continent, compared with the Abrahamic […]
About the programThe objective of the Multicultural Venues Program is to provide support to Victoria’s multicultural community organisations towards the cost of hiring venues for community meetings and gatherings. These […]
By: Naureen Choudhry For many Muslim parents, choosing a child’s name is far more than finding a name that is beautiful or distinctive. A name carries meaning, identity, memory and […]
Every Victorian deserves to feel safe, belong and express their heritage and faith. That’s why we’ve passed new Multicultural legislation through Parliament. Through the Multicultural and Multifaith Victoria Bill, we […]
Victoria’s proposed new multicultural agency will formally recognise multifaith communities and impose restrictions on recent political officeholders seeking its senior positions after the government accepted amendments to its multicultural reforms. […]
View upcoming multifaith events and major holy days and festivals.
2026 major holy days and festivals observed by the Baha'i, Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Islamic, Jain, Jewish and Sikh communities of Victoria.
A large format wall edition (A2 poster) of major holy days and festivals observed by the Baha'i, Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Islamic, Jain, Jewish and Sikh communities of Victoria. Designed for classrooms, staff rooms and community spaces.
2027 major holy days and festivals observed by the Baha'i, Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Islamic, Jain, Jewish and Sikh communities of Victoria.
Subscribe to our monthly e-newsletter for news and upcoming events from Victoria's faith and interfaith communities.
W: www.faithvictoria.org.au
Faith Communities Council of Victoria is supported by the Victorian Government through the Multicultural Capacity Building Program.