This year's Friends Unlimited Carnival is held at Kowloon Park. Ethnic minority students and groups are engaged to participate in a variety of programs, including traditional and national dance, music, and game booths etc.

Come and join us to make another success and pave the way for a racial equality Hong Kong.

Since Sep 2004, the Education Bureau (EDB) adopted a new arrangement for the education of ethnic minority children. Under the new policy, these children could opt to study in mainstream primary school that help them integrate into the community earlier.

In March 2013, Unison held the Conference on Teaching Chinese as a Second Language to Ethnic Minority Students.

The kindergarten education stage is a crucial period for ethnic minority school children to build a sound foundation in their Chinese language abilities. The children's Chinese proficiency also affects whether their parents place them into mainstream or designated primary schools.

Hong Kong Unison believes that improving Chinese language education for ethnic minority students is a key to improving the life chances and social mobility of ethnic minority families in Hong Kong.

This letter petition aims at arousing Mr. CY Leung’s attention on the public’s concern Chinese language education for ethnic minorities. We appeal to your support to make a difference together.

In collaboration with Hong Kong Institute of Education, we have teacher-to-be provided over 400 sessions after school Chinese tutorial for Ethnic Minorities students to kindergartens and primary schools in order to enhance their Chinese literacy level. We also contribute to the development of Chinese language curriculum and teaching materials for ethnic minority students.