Key inclusion priorities for government action

As Australia enters a new chapter, advancing workplace inclusion must be a national priority. We’ve identified key priorities for government action.

Transgender Day of Visibility: Imagining the limits of discrimination

On Transgender Day of Visibility, Dr. Eloise Brook reflects on the global impact of anti-trans policies, and the urgent need for action.

Navigating resistance to D&I: key learnings from DCA’s member forum

While resistance is being amplified, new opportunities for meaningful and lasting change are emerging.

New guide helps Australian workplaces use diversity data to create meaningful change

DCA has launched D&I Data at Work, a new guide designed to help workplaces collect, interpret, and use data to create more inclusive workplaces.

Apply now to be named one of Australia’s most inclusive workplaces

Expressions of interest are now open for DCA’s 2025-2026 Inclusive Employer Index, offering organisations the chance to be recognised for their commitment to inclusion.

New law passed on gender equality targets for workplaces

Diversity Council Australia (DCA) welcomes the introduction of new gender equality laws that will accelerate progress towards fairer and more inclusive workplaces across the country. Large employers, with 500 or […]

A Farewell to Lisa Annese: Celebrating her legacy at DCA

DCA’s Board extends its gratitude to Lisa Annese as she concludes her tenure as CEO with a special farewell message.

Neurodiversity Celebration Week: a framework for fostering neuroinclusive workplaces

To celebrate Neurodiversity Celebration Week, Amaze’s Alex Lazarus-Priestley shares how organisations can be more neuroinclusive.

Breaking barriers for all women and girls this International Women’s Day: Think intersectionality!

As we mark IWD, we’re also celebrating International Women of Colour Day by shining a spotlight on the groundbreaking RISE Project.

From acknowledgment to action: How organisations can support truth-telling

Truth-telling is not just about the past; it’s a necessary step towards justice, reconciliation, and meaningful change.