UTS Centre for Social Justice & Inclusion news

Karishma used her engineering skills to give back to vulnerable people.

How can we disrupt Australia's course on the climate crisis?

ATAR is an outdated measure of achievement and potential. Here is a better alternative.

Could a human rights focus ensure safer, more respectful workplaces?

Outlining the positive impact of UTS's social justice initiatives.

It's time for culturally appropriate aged care facilities.

How can we counter systemic and institutional racism in Australia?

A new chapter for Gateways journal.

The most rewarding volunteer experiences have been for causes Kena is passionate about

How is Australia reckoning with its treatment of women?

What needs to happen to end domestic violence in Australia?

Joining with the CfID to advance inclusive practice at UTS and in the wider commun

We have just finished piloting an academic mentoring program for Humanitarian Scholars

UTS has been recognised as a WGEA Employer of Choice for Gender Equality.

Similar to parental leave, the scheme allows new parents to maintain their research.

Exploring the lives and political consciousness of the generation born post 9/11.

Some advice on how to avoid and break burnout when working long term as an advocate.

In 2017, UTS Gallery introduced audio described tours to make exhibitions accessible.

How the law is failing people with disability.

COVID is disruptive, but should not overshadow long-term social and economic forces

Meeting local needs: Digital mentoring for Glebe's ageing population

Local government agencies are at the coalface of serving communities in crises.

Imagining a better normal after COVID-19.

Candid conversations on being a woman, an MP and Indigenous or CALD.

Outreach to the next generation of future leaders in STEM is more important than ever.

Do we have enough protection for basic human rights in Australia at every level?

We need to recognise what everyday racism looks like and how we can combat it.

How can universities better support students’ wellbeing and mental health?

Aged care in Australia can’t be a one-size fits all industry.

Exploring equitable access to university through a new lense