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DCA’s Inclusive Employer Index 2026-2027 Information Session
Use this powerful diagnostic tool to assess your organisation’s D&I progress, benchmark strengths, pinpoint areas for growth, and gain actionable insights to enhance your approach to D&I.
Upholding D&I values under pressure
At this event, guest speakers discussed how organisations can uphold their D&I values, maintain trust, and foster belonging – even when navigating complex or challenging environments.
DCA CEO Roundtable – Brisbane 2026
DCA’s CEO Roundtables is an exclusive event that brings together industry leaders to discuss a shared vision to help build a more inclusive world and enhance D&I across all sectors.
DCA Member Key Contact Network – Brisbane 2026
DCA’s Member Key Contact Network is a chance to network, exchange ideas and experiences with peers and gain an understanding of the wide-ranging membership resources on offer.
Closing the gap in commercial leadership roles
This event, sponsored by ANZ, discussed how Corporate Australia has an opportunity to invest in First Nations leadership that’s commercially grounded, culturally strong, and unapologetically strategic.
DCA Fireside chat with the Race Discrimination Commissioner
At this event, Race Discrimination Commissioner Giridharan Sivaraman (he/him) joined DCA CEO Catherine Hunter (she/her) for an important conversation on the current state of racial equity and inclusion in Australian
Launch of Neurodiversity Data at Work guide
This landmark resource from DCA and Amaze provides organisations with practical guidance on how to measure and report on voluntary neurodiversity representation data in respectful, safe, and accurate ways.
Targeting the “moveable middle” for more successful D&I change
At this Gender Equality Insights event, representatives from KPMG, Plan International and the Champions of Change Coalition discuss how organisations can target the “moveable middle” for more successful D&I change.
Inclusion@Work Index 2025-2026
At this event, DCA launches the 5th Inclusion@Work index. The survey was conducted with 3,000 nationally representative Australia workers, systematically evaluated the current state of inclusion in the workplace.