

The Why
Racism is often underreported, dismissed or difficult to prove - leaving many without a voice or a clear path to justice. We created the Racism Register to change that.
As two mothers living in Perth, we want a better future for our kids - one where racism is acknowledged, tracked and addressed. We know that real change starts with evidence, and by documenting racism, we can expose patterns, push for accountability and drive systemic reform.
The Racism Register is Australia’s first national platform where individuals can safely and anonymously report racism. Every report builds a clearer picture of racial discrimination in Australia, helping to inform advocacy, policy change and legal support.
This is more than just a register - it’s a movement for visibility, justice and change.
Your story matters. Your report makes a difference.
Meet the Founders
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Elizabeth Lang and Elizabeth Tekanyo, both mothers united in their mission and driven by a shared vision for a better future for their children, are dedicated to exposing systemic racism and empowering individuals and organisations to drive meaningful change toward racial justice.
Elizabeth Lang is an anti-racism educator and facilitator, committed to fostering equitable workplaces. With expertise in grassroots advocacy, academic teaching in social sciences and qualitative research, she has shared her insights on national and international stages, including multiple presentations at the United Nations in Geneva. Holding a Bachelor of Social Science and a Master of Human Rights, Elizabeth is pursuing a PhD at Curtin University, exploring violence at the intersections of gender and race. Her work is deeply rooted in creating systemic change and empowering communities to challenge and dismantle racial inequities.
Elizabeth Tekanyo is an anti-racism advocate, educator and researcher with expertise in anthropology, gender-based violence prevention and social justice. As a lecturer and co-founder of The Racism Register, she works to expose systemic racism and drive accountability across all sectors. Elizabeth’s research and advocacy focus on embedding anti-racism into policies, education and practice, ensuring lasting structural change. Her dedication to racial justice is reflected in her collaborative efforts to advance human rights and create equitable systems for all.
Together, Elizabeth Lang and Elizabeth Tekanyo are leading the charge for racial justice, advancing human rights and creating lasting change through The Racism Register.