UTS Centre for Social Justice & Inclusion news

What role can universities play in the humanitarian crisis?

Hear about the Uluru Statement from the Heart principles, and constitutional reform.

When research and advocacy come together, it's a powerful recipe to help drive reform.

Lessons from Wales on improving social, economic, environmental, and cultural wellbeing.

The proposed mobile phone ban in NSW schools could further entrench the digital divide.

UTS is the first university to install the #RacismNotWelcome street signs on campus.

Equity practitioners developed a response to the Universities Accord paper.

Reparations for harm to people living with dementia in residential aged care

Sarah Malik on the power of writing from the margins and finding your place in society.

Sarah Malik on navigating gender, race, faith, and belonging.

It's time we made equitable access to university a high priority.

How do we address entrenched racism in Australia?

Is woke capitalism a threat to democracy?

We spoke with Kurt about his journey, and UTS's anti-racism campaign.

Students designed two eBooks on the history of the Australian Milling Museum.

Students participated in the UTS Big Ideas Social Impact Hackathon. 

The ATAR doesn't determine an individual students ability or potential to succeed.

Students raised community awareness about the impacts of climate change 

A few ways you can show your support for the LGBTIQA+ community.

Learn how to better support LGBTIQA+ students.

Strengthening their mana to be bold, visionary and revolutionary Pacific leaders.

How we can remove barriers facing women looking to escape partner violence?

Students developed a plan to streamline volunteering efforts in NSW's national parks.

Applications for the Carnegie Community Engagement Classification Australia are now open

UTS students developed a strategy to increase corporate support for Project Didi.

Driving universities to show reciprocity in their partnerships with communities.

How can we place kids at the heart of the national conversation?

Discussing the challenges and benefits of long-term partnership development.

The challenges of raising bilingual children in our English-dominant country

Facial recognition exemplifies the double-edged nature of new and emerging technologies.

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