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On Friday 20 March 2026, Australia’s largest event on multicultural communications and marketing returns to Sydney. The Ethnolink Summit, held at Hilton Sydney, will bring together more than 250 professionals for a full-day experience designed to inspire, educate, and connect.
Join communications, marketing, and engagement professionals from government, councils, and the not-for-profit sector as we explore what it means to develop meaningful communications, campaigns, and projects in a multicultural Australia. Expect real case studies, practical insights, and opportunities to meet like-minded professionals.
For anyone working with Australia’s diverse communities, this Summit offers a valuable day of learning and connection.
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Ethnolink is Australia’s largest national multicultural communications, engagement and translation agency. We support organisations that want to connect meaningfully with multicultural and First Nations communities through communications that resonate and research that reflects lived experience.
Our work spans research, strategy, creative, translation, media, and community engagement — all delivered under our triple ISO certifications, including ISO 17100 for Translation Services and ISO 20252 for Market and Social Research. Every year, more than 900 government departments, not-for-profits, and businesses choose Ethnolink for campaigns that reach audiences with clarity and cultural intelligence. Our community network extends to over 5,000 trusted community members across Australia, giving organisations direct pathways to the voices, perspectives, and cultural insights that shape real impact.


Learn from real projects delivered across Australia and gain practical insights you can apply straight away. Hear directly from experts shaping multicultural communications today.
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Join interactive conversations with leaders in the field. Walk away with strategies, tools, and perspectives that strengthen your multicultural communication practice.

Connect with over 250 professionals across government, councils, and the not-for-profit sector. Build relationships, share ideas, and expand your network, to help you in your career.

Explore new approaches, creative ideas, and emerging techniques transforming multicultural outreach. Leave inspired with fresh thinking for your next project or campaign.

"I enjoyed the engaging speakers! Every presentation was engaging and insightful."
Communications and Media Lead
"First time at the Ethnolink Summit and loved it! Some great speakers with lots of valuable insights and up-to-date info. "
Communications and Media Specialist
"The speakers were really insightful. I also enjoyed learning about technologies."
Community Capability Officer
NSW State Emergency Service
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"I thoroughly enjoyed the wide and diverse range of topics that were discussed and presented this morning. Hearing first hand case studies and experiences was fascinating!"
Marketing Lead
"I would like to thank you and the team for such an amazing and inspiring event, I loved every part of it was very informative, engaging, and meaningful."
Project Officer
"It was wonderful to have the opportunity to meet like-minded individuals before learning from experts about the best ways to improve our campaign planning and practices. I left feeling inspired."
Marketing & Communications Officer
Crime Stoppers Victoria
Meet our incredible line-up of speakers as they share their experiences, insights, and perspectives.
Stay tuned—more speakers will be announced soon.
| Speaker | Presentation Title |
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| Costa Vasili CEO Ethnolink |
Language AI: Multicultural Communications in 2030 |
| Jesusa Helaratne Deputy Director NSW Multicultural Health Communication Service |
Communicating and Engaging Effectively with Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Communities |
| Professor Marc Orlando Director, Translation & Interpreting Program Macquarie University |
Words That Work for Everyone: Designing Readable Texts for Multilingual Audiences |
| Sherry Xu Managing Partner Brand Asia |
Reaching Chinese Communities in Australia: What Actually Works in 2026 |
| Anthea Hancocks CEO Scanlon Foundation Research Institute |
The Relation of Communications to Social Cohesion |
| Camilla Becket Marketing Manager Butterfly Foundation |
Let's Talk Eating Disorders in Arabic: Challenges and Opportunities in an Outreach Campaign |
| Carlo Krikowa Policy and Program Manager Australian Multicultural Health Collaborative |
The Collaborative: Lost and Found In Translation |
| Ronnie Navani Founder & CEO Multicultural Outdoor (MCO) |
Beyond Translation: Placing Government & Important Messages in Multicultural Communities |
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Nicole Hogan ESM |
Co-Designing Emergency Communications with NSW’s Multicultural Communities |
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| Anthony Lam Managing Director Punchy Digital Media |
Changing Behaviour with a Co-Designed Punjabi Road Safety Video |
| Sarah de Guzman Research and Evaluation Officer Cancer Institute NSW Sheetal Challam Principal Strategic Advisor (Multicultural Program) Cancer Institute NSW |
Research with Multicultural Populations in NSW to Understand Bowel Cancer Screening Knowledge, Attitudes, Beliefs and Behaviours |
| Arlie Novy Education and Outreach Manager & Registered Nurse Rare Cancers Australia Aimee Draper Project Manager Rare Cancers Australia |
Creating Accessible Cancer Support Information for Multilingual Communities |
Only Government (Federal, State and Local) attendees and not-for-profit attendees are permitted to attend. Typical attendees are communications, marketing, and community engagement professionals.
The summit program will be made available on our website as we approach the date of the event. We are aiming to have this finalised by the end of February 2026. However, the Summit will run for the full day (8.30am-4.30pm). Make sure to revisit our site periodically for updates. We will also email registered attendees with the program.
Doors open from 8.30am, with the event official commencing at 9.30am, and concluding at 4.30pm.
Ticket pricing information is available on the Registration Page. Early Bird pricing ends 31 December 2025.
Group tickets are available for 5 or more at $249 each.
We understand that unforeseen circumstances may arise, and you may need to cancel your participation. In such cases, we offer a full refund if the cancellation is made up to 30 days prior to the event. If you cancel less than 30 days before the event, please note that refunds will not be available. However, your ticket remains fully transferable at no additional cost. You can assign your ticket to someone else by notifying the event organiser.
Yes, the entire day will be catered. Dietary requirements will be catered for.
Please send an email to summit@ethnolink.com.au
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Punchy Digital Media is a cutting-edge production company specialising in captivating digital content. With a focus on animated explainer videos, Punchy Digital Media uses innovative technology and creative storytelling to create powerful digital narratives. Their expert team of animators, graphic designers, and scriptwriters deliver tailored solutions to clients in the Government and Not-for-Profit sectors. Punchy Digital Media works heavily in the production of videos for multicultural communities.

Multicultural Outdoor (MCO) is a specialised outdoor media network designed to reach Australia’s multilingual communities with precision and cultural intelligence. Through digital screens placed in high-traffic, culturally rich retail environments, MCO delivers outdoor advertising that resonates with audiences who speak languages other than English at home.

The Australian Multicultural Health Collaborative operates at the national level to advocate for the diverse health and well-being needs of Australia’s multicultural communities, including research and policy development. It represents a broad range of voices through a formal membership structure that includes multicultural consumers, health and wellbeing services, practitioners, researchers, and organisations focused on multicultural health. The Collaborative also invites mainstream services and organisations with a strong commitment to multicultural health as members and forms partnerships with relevant national organisations.
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