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WoC in the Workplace Report 2024

WoC in the Workplace Report 2021

Academic Article 2022: Bodies of at Work How Women of Colour Experienced Their Workplaces and Have Been Expected to Perform During the COVID 19 Pandemic

Community Consultation 2024: Speaking from Experience: Asking women of colour what needs to change to address workplace sexual harassment?

Community Consultation 2022: National Anti-Racism Framework

Statement 2024: About the Ongoing Violence in Israel and Palestine

Statement 2023: Statement of Support of A First Nations Voice To Parliament

Submission 2023: Department of Home Affairs Multicultural Framework Review- Terms of Reference (draft)

Submission 2022: National Anti Racism Framework Australian Human Rights Commission

Submission 2022: WGEA Review Workplace Gender Equality Act 2012

Submission 2022: Inquiry into the Human Rights Implications of recent Violence in Iran

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WoCA Workplace Report 2024

WoCA Workplace Report 2024
23/10/2024Brenda0
WoCA Workplace Report 20243403 DownloadsDownload Now!
Workplace Report 2024
22/10/2024Brenda0
Workplace Report 2024390 DownloadsDownload Now!
Strategic Plan 2025-2027
17/07/2024Brenda0
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VPS Leadership Program 2023 Application Form
07/07/20230
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WoC ELP 2023 Application form
02/02/20230
WoC ELP 2023 Application form430 DownloadsDownload Now!
WoC ELP Program Brochure
01/02/20230
WoC ELP Program Brochure765 DownloadsDownload Now!
WoCMentorWoC Program Syllabus 2022
01/10/20220
WoCMentorWoC Program Syllabus 20221818 DownloadsDownload Now!
Infographic Women of Colour in the Workplace Survey Report 2021
06/08/20210
Infographic Women of Colour in the Workplace Survey Report 2021552 DownloadsDownload Now!

The Origin of the phrase “Women of Color”
"Women of Color is not a biological designation. It is a solidarity definition. A commitment to work in collaboration with other oppressed women of color who have been minoritized. It is a term that has a lot of power." Loretta Ross
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Women Definition
Women - Transgender and cisgender, all those who experience or have experienced oppression as women, including non-binary and gender non-conforming people and all those who identify as women. Self-definition is at the discretion of the individual.
Definition credit: wire.org.au
ALLY Definition
A - always centre the impacted
L - listen and learn from those who live in oppression
L - leverage your privilege
Y - yield the floor
*Mnemonic credit: Kayla Reed Executive Director ACTION St. Louis Follow Kayla Reed on Twitter @iKaylaReed
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We acknowledge the Wallumattagal clan of the Darug nation as the Traditional Custodians of the land upon which Women of Colour Australia is situated. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present. We acknowledge and honour the strength and resilience of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women with whom we stand in solidarity. We acknowledge that as settlers on this stolen Aboriginal land, we are beneficiaries of the dispossession, genocide, and ongoing colonial violence against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. We believe that it is our collective responsibility and moral imperative to help dismantle the systemic barriers and structural inequities oppressing the original inhabitants of this land. This land is and always will be Aboriginal land. Sovereignty was never ceded.