- Nominations are now open for 2027 Western Australian Multicultural Awards
- Western Australians encouraged to nominate people and organisations making a difference in culturally and linguistically diverse communities
- Ten categories to choose from, including community service, business, government, arts, youth, sport and outstanding individual contributions
- Awards reinforce Cook Labor Government's commitment to building safe and inclusive communities
The 2027 Western Australian Multicultural Awards recognise exceptional individuals and organisations whose leadership, service, creativity and commitment are helping build a more inclusive Western Australia.
Nominations can be made in 10 categories, including awards recognising achievements across community service, business, government, arts, youth, sport and outstanding individual contributions.
Winners will be announced at the Western Australia Multicultural Awards Night in March 2027 that will also mark the start of WA Harmony Week.
WA Harmony Week, which runs from 15 to 21 March each year, is a chance for everyone to experience, explore and appreciate Western Australia's wealth of cultural, religious and linguistic diversity.
Nominate them by Sunday, 24 January 2027.
For more information, including nomination criteria, and to make a nomination, go to the Office of Multicultural Interests website .
As stated by Multicultural Interests Minister Jessica Stojkovski:
"Every day, people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds across Western Australia are strengthening their communities, creating opportunities for others and helping make our State a place where everyone can belong.
"I encourage everyone to take the opportunity to submit a nomination in the 2027 Western Australian Multicultural Awards and help highlight the remarkable people and organisations whose vision, energy and dedication strengthens the multicultural fabric of our State.
"Nominating someone is a meaningful way to thank them for their dedication and passion they bring to strengthen our multicultural communities.
"These awards also reinforce to the Cook Labor Government's ongoing commitment to building safe and inclusive communities where everyone feels a sense of belonging."
