UTS Centre for Social Justice & Inclusion news

Hear from Behrouz Boochani, a survivor of Australia's offshore detention regime. 

How to build bridges between universities and communities to allow for reciprocity.

Wrap-around support is vital to ensuring underrepresented students succeed at uni.

This session explores how universities can drive anti-racism efforts.

What needs to be done to make the right to housing a reality. 

Edtech has an important role to play in equitable education.

How can universities give back to the community? Through authentic, trusting partnerships

UTS’s WiSR Mentoring Program is helping HDR students with their career confidence.

UTS Humanitarian Scholarship Program to expand in response to the Middle East conflict.

Explore the differences between a tokenist, ally and accomplice.

How can we ensure edtech is effectively integrated into Australian classrooms?

UTS outreach programs are inspiring young girls to pursue a career in engineering and IT.

Higher education to become more accessible under newly announced Budget measures.

The interconnection between global systems and the public's health. 

Check out the event resources from the webinar. 

Anna Funder keynote address – Not one marriage at a time.

Anna Funder on Wifedom: Exposing the workings of patriarchy.

Woolworths developed the checkout to ensure their stores were more inclusive.

The importance of local experts and personal connection in effective community engagement

How can we improve our laws, policies, and systems to combat sexual violence?

Australia's education and technology sectors address educational inequality.

Learn how a survivor-led approach can help combat modern slavery.

UTS leaders imagine new and inclusive leadership models.

How do you navigate and embrace having access to more than one culture?

Insights from experts of how we can advocate for, and achieve, positive social change.

Financial exclusion increases barriers to education and reduces diversity.

Learn how to navigate complex politics to advocate for – and achieve – reform.

The shift towards the 'engaged university' and the importance of community-based research

How can an Australian Charter of Human Rights make a difference?