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UniSA has successfully gained Athena Swan Bronze Accreditation!
This is a significant achievement for the University and is an outward demonstration of our commitment to growing a diverse workforce and creating an environment in which talent thrives and difference is valued.
The University of South Australia was awarded Bronze Athena Swan Accreditation by SAGE on 23 September 2019, following an extensive and rigorous self-assessment process and development of the Bronze Application and Bronze Action Plan.
UniSA is wholly committed to being a workplace wherein all our people feel included, culturally and physically safe, and are empowered to thrive. Gender equity is key to this ambition and the Athena Swan Accreditation process supports progress through commitment and action and sustainable structural and cultural change.
Through the progression of the action plan there have been positive results for key gender equity indicators. This video, from session held in July 2021 shares our progress on the action plan, the impact on our gender equity statistics as well as discusses the future plans.
SAGE: Science in Australia Gender Equity
Science in Australia Gender Equity (SAGE) is a national program promoting gender equity and gender diversity in science, technology, engineering, mathematics and medicine (STEMM). UniSA is a current member of this program, working towards bronze accreditation.
Diversity Council Australia is the independent not-for-profit peak body leading diversity and inclusion in the workplace. DCA provides events, research and resources across all dimensions of diversity.
CEDA: Committee for Economic Development of Australia
CEDA is an national organisation focused on delivering leading thinking and rigorous research on economic issues. UniSA is one of 750 organisations across Australia that currently work with CEDA.
EOC is an independent statutory body which has responsibility under the Equal Opportunity Act 1984 for preventing discrimination and for facilitating the participation of citizens in the economic and social life of the community.
Australian Mathematical Society (Women in Mathematics Group)
Women in Mathematics is an active special interest group of the AMS. Its aim is to support women in achieving their potential and encouraging women to have active careers in mathematical sciences.
Workplace Gender Equality Agency
WGEA is responsible for promoting and improving gender equality in Australian workplaces.
Diversity Australia
Diversity Australia is the leading National and International professional services firm specialising in diversity, inclusion, unconscious bias and cultural change.
Australian Human Rights Commission
The Australian Human Rights Commission is an independent statutory organisation that promotes and protects human rights in Australia.
A nationally recognised association for women in STEMM disciplines. The goal of the association is to connect women in STEMM through events, networking and telling the stories of women within the area.
This site contains communication resources including PowerPoint slides, posters and our SAGE Bronze Accreditation Application. Please use these resources when developing presentations for your work area.
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The Centre for Workplace Excellence (CWeX) is committed to researching current and future workplace challenges, taking a scientific approach to enable organisation and employees to be innovative, agile, and adaptable as the global marketplace, people, and technology continue to change.