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Behrouz Boochani discusses how his inhumane treatment as a refugee led to his movement of “resistance knowledge”.

UNSW Sydney’s Mardi Gras float is back on Oxford Street in 2023 when Sydney hosts WorldPride.

UNSW Sydney performs strongly in tackling the world’s greatest environmental, social and governance challenges.

New initiative seeks to improve access to university for young people in youth justice centres.

Confit Pathways CEO and Founder, Joe Kwon, was accepted into UNSW while he was in prison.

To mark Global Climate Change Week, UNSW Sydney has released its new Environmental Sustainability Plan wh

Presented by UNSW's Disability Innovation Institute, A Past Still Present will ask the question ‘Does the Nazi persecution of people with disability continue to echo in t

This year’s Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings submission process is now underway.

Returning for a fourth consecutive year, Diversity Fest embraces the diversity of our community and ignites broader conversations about

The Diverse Book Series will highlight UNSW authors on topics related to equity, diversity and inclusion.

As part of UNSW’s commitment to equity, diversity and inclusion, the partnership will offer education and assistance with strategy development.

The landscape of sport is shifting rapidly.

UNSW experts and leaders met with the regional United Nations Office to discuss Sustainable Development Goals.

The Access, Equity and Inclusion 2021 Impact Statement shows increased diversity in the undergraduate community and an 85% rise in Gateway Admission Pathway enrolments.

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If you’d like to learn more about the EDI Grants, please email edi@unsw.edu.au.

Returning for the fourth consecutive year, UNSW Diversity Fest will be held throughout the week of 24 - 28 October.

After a two-year hiatus, Diversity Fest 2022 is returning to the UNSW campus.

Vertical Job Sharing of Co-DVC position with Professor Eileen Baldry to continue in the Division of Equity Diversity & Inclusion.

Respect Week runs from 20 - 24 June and is a student focused week of activities led by Arc, to tackle discrimination of all kinds. 

By sharing her love of microscopy, UNSW Sydney researcher, Dr Krystyna Gieniec is championing equity, diversity and inclusion in STEM.

The Disability and Inclusion Action Plan (DIAP) outlines a framework for providing equal access for people with disability, allowing students and staff to contribute fully and actively at UNSW Sydney.