Inclusive Employer Case Study: John Deere

John Deere, DCA 2023-2024 Inclusive Employer, share insights on their D&I work and how organisations can help contribute to a more inclusive Australia.

AI in Recruitment: Advancing Inclusivity through Design

Manisha Amin, CEO of Centre for Inclusive Design unpacks DCA’s new report on how organisations can use AI recruitment tools to help rather than harm diversity.

Paid Parental Leave Amendment Bill 2023

This is DCA’s second submission supporting amendments to paid parental leave to ensure that Australia can offer government funded parental leave that is flexible, gender-neutral and promotes shared-care arrangements between parents.

Disabled voices leading the national conversation

Respected disability rights lawyer and advocate, Natalie Wade writes about her experience as Orator for the inaugural Disability Leadership Oration.

DCA’s events and research line-up for 2024

Here, we reflect on the year that was and share an exclusive look at what we’ve got planned for 2024.

Response to Establishing a Disability Employment Centre of Excellence

DCA provided a submission to the Department of Social Services on establishing a Disability Employment Centre of Excellence.

Career Trajectories in Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

New research from Diversity Atlas delves into the career paths of DEI experts, exploring the reasons behind short tenures and DEI burnout.

Human Rights Week 2023: Creating safe spaces for staff in troubling times

To mark Human Rights Week 2023, DCA CEO Lisa Annese will join a panel discussion to explore what it means to create safe spaces for employees in troubling times.

Inclusive Employer Case Study: Future Group

Discover how Future Group, DCA 2023-2024 Inclusive Employer, began their D&I journey and how staff-led groups, private groups and mentors have contributed to key inclusion initiatives.

DCA Releases Guidelines to Reduce Bias in AI Recruitment

DCA has released new guidelines to help organisations use AI recruitment tools to enable rather than harm diversity.