Category: Blogs

The impact and responsibility of effective allyship

Marni Panas, Chair of the Canadian Centre for Diversity and Inclusion, shares a personal perspective on the importance of effective allyship.

Wear it Purple Day affirms my workplace’s commitment to my safety and comfort at work

Wear it Purple Day 2024 is fast approaching, and having just concluded my first year as a professional diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) practitioner my view on the importance of […]

Empowering workplaces to address Family and Domestic Violence

DCA CEO Lisa Annese has penned a blog piece on last week’s Case Study Conversation event on Family and Domestic Violence.

Employer gender pay gaps are about to be published. Here’s what you need to know

From 27 February 2024, WGEA will begin publishing the gender pay gaps of Australian organisations. Here’s what employers need to know.

Collective action to ‘Count Her In’

In March, DCA is focused on actions around gender equality, and embracing an intersectional and inclusive approach to commemorating International Women’s Day.

Why we use the term ‘marginalised’

Sheetal Deo, Senior Project Manager of the RISE Project at DCA, shares insights on centring voice and why we use the term ‘marginalised’ in this thought-provoking blog.

Is it always polite to say ‘please’ and ‘thank you’?

Is it always polite to say ‘please’ and ‘thank you’? Depending on your cultural background, the answer to this question could be vastly different.

The way forward: employment outcomes from the Disability Royal Commission

Disability Leadership Institute’s Christina Ryan shares how employers can provide fairer and more inclusive workplaces for people with disability.

Three things DCA CEO Lisa Annese learnt at CSW68

Our CEO shares her key take aways after attending the United Nations’ 68th Commission for the Status of Women in New York as part of the Australian mission.

What are the key inclusion priorities for government and business?

Inclusion continues to be a hot topic. Organisations and governments want to make a real difference but often do not know where to start.