We chat about the representation and inclusion of women in business, particularly in top positions and how to encourage businesses to bridge the gender gap.
Author: Claire Byrne
Ep 12: Debiasing pictures; Kate Rourke – Getty Images
While a picture can say more than words, it doesn’t always reflect the truth. In this podcast we speak to Kate Rourke, Asia-Pacific Head of Creative Insights for Getty Images about what Getty’s is doing to debias our view of…
Was I taught to be a good designer?
Centre for Inclusive Design team member Ashleigh Finn reflects on her time at University and asks, ‘was I taught to be a good designer?’.
Broadcast and social media communication in emergencies
With a slew of disasters unfolding in 2022, we’ve received enquiries about messages broadcast via television, print and online media. The following guide is a simple resource for people to communicate inclusively in times of emergency.
Workplace allyship, during pride month and beyond.
It’s June, which means it’s pride month for the LGBTQ2S+ community and their friends. But if you want to truly support your LGBTQ2S+ colleagues through allyship, it’s a year round commitment.
Match/Mismatch: Dwayne
Transcript Hi, I’m Dwayne Fernandez, I am a double amputee, missing a few fingers on myright, when I say double amputee.I’ve got a bunch of different legs around here.This is one of my old feet.Um, but my day job is…
Match/Mismatch: Blake
Hi, my name is Blake Lewicki and I suffer from dyslexia.It’s a reading and writing and spelling issue. So probably what would be my mismatch would probably be in schoolbeing with not being able to spell or write properly.Probably the…
Match/Mismatch: Elle
Transcript So my name’s Elle I’m just currently finishinga degree in games development recently recently.Just wrote a report last semester aboutdiscrimination, like racism, sexism, and justdiscrimination in games.And then and then multi player games um specifically as well.And I guess…
Match/Mismatch: Joe
Transcript I’m an l1 incomplete paraplegic. I live in Hobart Tasmania and I’ve been a manual wheelchair user since 2009.Ah, I had my injury, skydiving, as I camelevel with the Tasman Bridge here in Hobart.It acted as a windbreak, took the…