As the year draws to a close, Diversity Works New Zealand Chief Executive Maretha Smit reflects on the issues, stories and political fluctuations impacting inclusion mahi in Aotearoa.
Te Wiki o te Reo Māori (Māori Language Week) kicks off on Saturday, 14 September and runs until 21 September.
Tania Domett is a trailblazer when it comes tackling complex equity issues across a range of diversity dimensions.
Western Bay of Plenty Primary Health Organisation’s impactful co-governance model with mana whenua is driving equitable health outcomes for Māori and creating an environment where its kaimahi and all...
About one in five people experience a mental health condition each year, costing New Zealand workplaces an estimated $4.5 billion annually.
Our community of workplace inclusion professionals continues to grow, with nine accredited practitioners added at last month’s Auckland hui.
Finalists in the 2024 Diversity Awards NZ™ were announced today, with judges recognising 28 entrants for the mahi they are doing to advance a culture of inclusion in workplaces throughout Aotearoa...
We are delighted to welcome nine accredited DEI professionals as foundation members of the Workplace Inclusion Professional Accreditation programme.
The United Nations is calling on organisations to invest in women to accelerate progress towards gender equity as part of International Women’s Day on March 8. Diversity Works New Zealand Board Chair...