Establishing benchmarks to track their organisation’s DEI progress and measure ROI
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22 May 2025
How to achieve your Gender Equality Targets
Building a Balanced Future: Australia’s Gender Equality Goals Australia’s new gender equality reporting laws set a bold global precedent. By March 2026, organisations with over 500 employees must set and publicly report on three gender equality targets—at least one must be numerical. Targets are essential for accountability, but if you focus only on the …
A Universalist Approach to Inclusion: Putting FIVE into practice
In a recent article we published our FIVE Framework for building inclusive and high performing organisations. This framework represents an evolutionary move for inclusion and diversity – recognising that this work remains critical for creating fair workplaces where everyone can thrive, whilst ensuring it remains aligned with core business strategy and outcomes. In this article …
Can we even talk about race anymore? Talking about race can be uncomfortable—especially in today’s climate, where the conversation is often politicized and emotionally charged. But despite this discomfort, surveys show that most people still want to engage in discussions about race, diversity, fairness and inclusion. A recent poll found that nearly six in ten …
WEAPONISING DEI DEI has been facing mounting backlash in various parts of the world, most demonstrably led by Trump and MAGA in the United States who have politicised and weaponised it. From legislative moves to ban anything to do with DEI in Federal government (hiring, training, supplier diversity) and freezing of USAID funding on DEI …
Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest Nazi death camp, was liberated on January 27th—a day now marked as Holocaust Memorial Day. This somber anniversary calls us to reflect on the depths of human cruelty and the enduring importance of remembrance. The intent of this day is to remember what remains the largest and most systemic act of genocide …
Beyond Training: Integrating DEI Principles into Organisational Policies and Practices
The past decade has seen a surge in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) training programs. While many of these initiatives have raised awareness, they often fail to create lasting cultural change. Why? Because training alone doesn’t address the systems, symbols, and micro behaviours that form the fabric of organisational culture — what I refer to …