Tag: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People

DCA Submission in response to the Indigenous Voice Co-design Process

Diversity Council Australia makes a submission in response to the Indigenous Voice Co-design Process Interim Report to the Australian Government.

NAIDOC 2021: Heal Country, Heal Nation – by Rebecca Hyland

Rebecca Hyland, Proud Indigenous Advocate, Kamilaroi Woman, shares how her organisation honours it through their RAP.

NAIDOC 2021: On ancient cultures, and modern workplaces

Professor Deen Sanders OAM, a Worimi Man and Lead Partner at Deloitte, who shares his thoughts on ancient cultures and modern workplaces.

Sorry Business

Mundanara Bayles of The Black Card speaks about the cultural protocols for death in Indigenous communities.

DCA announces support of Uluru Statement from the Heart

Diversity Council Australia (DCA) has officially announced its support of the Uluru Statement from the Heart campaign to secure constitutional recognition for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians.

Unfinished Business

In this The Art of Inclusion podcast episode, Thomas Mayor and Ann Sherry explore what exactly Constitutional recognition means.

It’s time for real action against racism

DCA joined 30 other high profile community organisations asking the Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition to work together to tackle racism.

Black Lives Matter in Australia

Lisa Annese, CEO of DCA, spoke with John Paul Janke about what is needed to recognise Australia’s ongoing racial injustices and shift the dial.

Beds still burning: why a proud future means waking up to the past

DCA Board Director, Chris Lamb, speaks about the Uluru Statement from the Heart and shares insights on parts of Australia’s history that many white Australians are oblivious to.

Connecting country: busting myths about Indigenous Australians

In this episode of DCA’s The Art of Inclusion Podcast, Linda Burney, the first Aboriginal woman to serve in the House of Representatives, and the first Aboriginal person to serve in the NSW Parliament, and Karen Mundine, CEO at Reconciliation Australia, answer questions about cultural and professional gaps that exist for Indigenous Australians at work.