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Home DCA unveils refreshed education offerings

DCA unveils refreshed education offerings

DCA is helping workplaces harness the power of inclusion through evidence-based education with the launch of it’s updated Knowledge Programs.

Michael Hing, Dee Madigan and Thomas Mayo at the 2024 Diversity Debate

“D&I is the true winner”: DCA’s 2024 Diversity Debate tackles polarisation

DCA’s 2024 Diversity Debate brought together business leaders and industry experts for a night of lively discussion, reflection, and rollicking entertainment.

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.

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.

Intersectionality is essential to meaningful inclusion. Here’s how to do it right

Despite its growing popularity, the term intersectionality is often misunderstood or misused. Here, we demystify this crucial concept.

DCA demystifies intersectionality with new guidelines

DCA has launched a new guide to provide clear, evidence-based advice on how to apply intersectionality in workplace diversity and inclusion.

Governor-General Sam Mostyn to Deliver 2025 Anna McPhee Memorial Oration

DCA is proud to announce that Her Excellency the Honourable Ms Sam Mostyn AC, Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia, will deliver the 2025 Anna McPhee Memorial Oration.

Sunita Gloster sitting in a grey chair in an office setting. She has long, curly, dark hair, brown skin and is wearing an orange business suit and is smiling at the camera.

Inclusion is the productivity engine of our nation

At a time when polarised public discourse is leaving many feeling less safe and less included, workplaces cannot afford to mirror that exclusion.

This year's logo for International Day of Sign Languages, the outline of a blue hand with four circles around it with 2024 on the left side of the circles and the words "International Day of Sign Languages" written below.

Advancing linguistic human rights for Deaf and hard of hearing people

To mark International Day of Sign Languages, Expression Australia’s Sherrie Beaver unpacks this year’s theme.

Fostering inclusion in the face of the crisis in Gaza

In the face of heightened tensions within our society arising from escalating conflict in Gaza, DCA advocates for a compassionate response during these challenging times.


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