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Home Perspectives From a Migrant and a First Nations Woman Voting ‘Yes’

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Perspectives From a Migrant and a First Nations Woman Voting ‘Yes’

DCA’s Dr Virginia Mapedzahama and Simone Empacher Earl give their perspectives on the Voice Referendum as migrant and First Nations women.

Group photo of some past and present DCA Board Directors and management team members.

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.

DCA Inclusion@Work Index Report cover. Green background with white text

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.

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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.

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Strengthening the Indigenous Procurement Policy through reform

DCA has provided a submission to respond to proposed reforms of the Commonwealth Indigenous Procurement Policy.

Rise Project Artwork

Five prominent Australian organisations to join the RISE Project

Five major organisations have joined phase 1 of the RISE project, a groundbreaking program designed to help break barriers for CARM women at work.

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Statement on the Voice Referendum: A time to pause and reflect

While the result is not what we had hoped for, this is a time to take a moment to pause and reflect.

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“Forming a compounded whole”: Why intersectionality matters

DCA’s Senior Advocacy and Government Relations Manager, Jacqueline Braw, unpacks her understanding of intersectionality and how it relates to her own intersecting identities.

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DCA Insights: Diverse perspectives on public holidays in the workplace

As Australia Day approaches, DCA provides this blog post to highlight considerations and helpful resources – from flexible arrangements around public holidays to being mindful of cultural load that may be experienced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander colleagues.

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DCA’s end of year office closure

As usual, DCA office’s will close for the end of year break. See our office closing days.


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