We invite you to join us for a powerful and insightful day dedicated to addressing workplace racism and advocating for change. The CaLD (Culturally and Linguistically Diverse) Seminar Day will bring together experts, advocates, and community leaders to connect, challenge, and inspire meaningful change in our workplaces and society.
Event Highlights:
- Keynote Address by Dr. Virginia Mapedzagama
We are honoured to welcome Dr. Virginia Mapedzagama (PhD, Sociology) as our keynote speaker. Dr. Mapedzagama is a critical race academic, Black feminist theorist, and Member Education Director at Diversity Council Australia. As a first-generation Black African migrant woman, she brings a unique perspective to the conversation on race, migration, and inclusion.
Her extensive research delves into the social construction of race, racism, and ethnicity, and explores complex topics such as migration, diaspora, Blackness, intersectionality, gendered violence, and cross-cultural identities. Dr. Mapedzagama’s work also addresses the experiences of African women and the new African diaspora in Australia, and she has published extensively in these areas.
- Workplace Racism Survey Report Findings
Gain valuable insights from the latest data into workplace racism. This session will reveal the key findings from the NSWNMA Workplace Racism Survey Report, highlighting the current state of racial discrimination in the workplace and offering actionable data to drive positive change. - Advocacy Strategies for the Workplace
Learn practical strategies to push advocacy for racial equity and inclusion in your workplace. Discover tools and techniques to promote diversity and challenge discriminatory practices at all levels of employment. - Visa and Immigration Information
Receive essential updates on visa and immigration policies impacting CaLD communities, with expert advice on navigating the system and ensuring fair treatment for migrant workers and their families. - Interactive Workshops and Panel Discussion
Engage in hands-on workshops designed to foster dialogue and action around cultural diversity, race, and inclusion in the workplace. The day will also feature a panel discussion with leading experts and advocates, where you'll have the chance to ask questions and share insights with others who are passionate about driving change.
Why Attend? This seminar day is an opportunity for members who are committed to addressing racism and advancing social equity to come together. Whether you are looking to understand the latest trends in workplace racism, develop your advocacy skills, or learn from leading experts in the field, this event offers a unique and informative experience.
Let’s work together to create workplaces that are not only diverse, but truly inclusive. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn, connect, and be part of the movement for change.
Please read the NSWNMA Education Cancellation, Refund and Catering Policy prior to registering for this seminar.
Lunch and refreshments are provided.
A CPD Certificate will be provided to attendees at the end of the seminar.
