He said this sustained commitment demonstrated why education must underpin any national strategy to rebuild social cohesion. For more than 30 years, Courage to Care volunteers, many of them Holocaust Survivors or their descendants, have delivered anti‑discrimination Upstander education to young people. The organisation argued that education should be treated as social cohesion infrastructure rather than a short‑term response to individual incidents. Antidiscrimination education is not a niche response to one community’s concerns; it is a preventative social cohesion strategy that benefits all Australians.” Over more than 33 years, it has grown into Australia’s largest provider of evidence‑based Upstander and foundational anti‑discrimination education.