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Since 2008, UNSW has built a network of students and staff who pledge to take a proactive stance against discrimination based on diverse genders, sexes and sexualities.

Arc and UNSW have partnered in an initiative called 'Be A Better Human' in order to help strengthen a respectful and inclusive culture.Together we want to encourage everyone to do more when it comes to understanding, preventing and responding to disrespectful behaviours.

Days of significance are an opportunity to learn more about, celebrate and support the rich diversity of our UNSW community.

UNSW Diversity Festival invites students and staff to participate in activities that embrace the diversity of our community and ignite broader conversations about how we can foster a more inclusive society.

The GSDC will bring together 3000 global thought leaders and innovators to discuss urgent solutions to the sustainability emergency. The congress will challenge the usual thinking on what higher education, governments, businesses and society must do to help society meet the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras is an annual celebration of LGBTQIA+ communities. There are lots of ways to get involved to celebrate and show your pride on campus and beyond this year. Find out how UNSW is celebrating Sydney Mardi Gras 2024.

A staff voice for UNSW projects and initiatives.

The Student Activation Fund aims to champion and further EDI's values and mission on campus, through accessible funding for student-led projects.

An initiative of the Women’s Leadership Institute Australia, Champions of Change Coalition, and Chief Executive Women that aims to increase the visibility and contribution of women leaders in public and professional forums.

The Women in Research Network (WiRN) is UNSW's leading forum for research-active women to connect and collaborate to build an equitable and inclusive research culture at UNSW.

The WWBA brings together colleagues and collaborators from across the UNSW community to enhance and highlight our diverse multidisciplinary work in the area of women’s wellbeing.