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Organisation

Diversity Council Australia

Acronym:
DCA
Report

The RISE project: an insights report

Deborah Wu, Juliana Nkrumah, Sarah Rowley

This report presents initial insights from the RISE project which aimed to break down systemic barriers and provide direct pathways for culturally and racially marginalised women to reach senior leadership positions within Australian organisations. It captures what has been implemented, what has been learned and what is beginning to shift for those who participated.
Report

Age, assumptions and access at work: employee experiences of age inclusion in the workplace


This report draws on the voices of workers to explore how age shapes their experiences of both inclusion and exclusion at work. The research examines how age-based assumptions influence workplace experiences across all life stages. It finds age-based discrimination is widespread but under-reported. The report outlines practical actions employers can take to build age-inclusive workplaces.
Guide

Neurodiversity data at work


This guide outlines how to measure and report workforce neurodiversity in a respectful, safe and accurate way. It explains how collecting neurodiversity data can strengthen workplace neuroinclusion and presents six guiding principles to support effective, ethical and trustworthy data collection practices.
Survey Report

Inclusion@Work index 2025–2026


A biennial survey that maps and tracks the state of inclusion in the Australian workforce. The index tracks progress, or the lack thereof, over time, and explores how inclusive workplaces are for a diversity of workers. It also highlights how workplace inclusion and exclusion impact both employees and business performance.
Report

She's price(d)less: the economics of the gender pay gap


This 5th edition analyses the contributing drivers of the gender pay gap in Australia to explain why the gender pay gap exists and where it needs to be addressed the most. It identifies key drivers as unequal distribution of hours spent on care, family and workforce participation, as well as the types of jobs engaged...

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