UTS Centre for Social Justice & Inclusion news

AI is reshaping our world – with profound social and economic implications.

The institute will transform how public policy is made in NSW and beyond.

Laws formed with a gendered lens are a key part of the fight for equality for women.

Harnessing technology for the benefit of Australian children's learning potential.

Students developed a sponsorship model for Keep Australia Beautiful's school program.

Take Kare Ambassadors completed Mental Health First Aid training at UTS.

UTS Tourism and Design students come together to help Menindee Lakes in NSW.

UTS design students helped Who Gives a Cluck – a charity that rescues and rehomes hens.

Those who arrive in Australia seeking safety face incredible challenges.

What lessons can we learn from those ‘radicals’ that bravely fought for change?

It's time to raise capacity and remove educational barriers.

Gatekeepers, culture warriors, or upholders of democracy?

What roles does the media plays in narrating and shaping our reality?

UTS students assisted not-for-profit Meals on Wheels with streamlining their processes.

What action needs to be taken to end Indigenous child removal?

One in five Australians – about 4.3 million people – live with disability

UTS Social Justice Leave benefits both UTS staff and the community sector.

Gianni is the UTS Centre for Social Justice & Inclusion’s new Professional Fellow.

The digital world is opening up new opportunities for volunteers.

It's time to address to moral failure of making publicly-funded knowledge inaccessible.

Jess Hill on how to confront Australia's national domestic violence crisis.

Teaching ethical use of artificial intelligence to public servances in the Asia-Pacific.

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

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

Research on how to cultivate business students' ethical-moral capabilities.

ATAR is an outdated measure of achievement and potential.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.