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Are you an Inclusive Employer? Find out with DCA’s Inclusive Employer Index

DCA is inviting expressions of interest for its 2024-2025 Inclusive Employer Index, offering the chance to show your commitment to inclusion at work.

Your D&I data questions answered

Collecting and assessing diversity data can seem daunting if you are new to D&I work. Here, we unpack the basics and reveal a cheat sheet.  

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.

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Former DCA Deputy Chair Sam Mostyn to become next Governor-General

DCA congratulates Sam Mostyn AO on her appointment as Australia’s 28th Governor-General, to be sworn in on 1 July 2024.

DCA welcomes diversity & inclusion advocate Sunita Gloster AM

The Diversity Council Australia Board of Directors welcomes diversity and inclusion advocate Sunita Gloster AM.

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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.

Inquiry into Right Wing Extremist Movements

DCA has provided a submission in response to the Inquiry into Right Wing Extremist movements in Australia.

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DCA Board Chair, Ming Long AM, delivers 2024 Wang Gungwu Lecture

DCA’s Board Chair, Ming Long AM, last night delivered the third annual Wang Gungwu Lecture as the keynote speaker.

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.

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2023-2024 Inclusion@Work Index: Workers are feeling disillusioned post-pandemic

In our first ‘normal’ year post-COVID, Australians are feeling less connected, valued and included at work. But organisations focused on diversity and inclusion are bucking the trend.