Unconscious Bias - Turning Awareness into Action

The Equality Project® is a national health promotion charity bringing together rainbow communities and allies across Australia, to promote a better, more just, and fairer society for all Australians.O﻿UR VISIONWe believe in a world where we are better together.A world where collaboration sparks innovation, unity strengthens communities and diverse voices come together to shape a brighter future.By working collectively and supporting one another, we can tackle challenges, amplify positive change, and create opportunities that benefit everyone. Together, we can achieve progress that is meaningful, sustainable and inclusive.OUR MISSIONWe want to create a world where rainbow communities thrive in connection, community, and belonging; empowering healthy, engaged citizens to become agents of their own change.We achieve this by bringing people together through meaningful gatherings that spark dialogue, build relationships and inspire action.And through our unique initiatives, we provide rainbow leaders and changemakers the tools, knowledge, and opportunities to grow, lead and create lasting impact in their communities.

The Equality Project®

For regional SA leaders and HR pros: Uncover how bias shapes decisions and learn to lead fairer, more inclusive workplaces.

Coral Street Art Space

<h3>Welcome to Unconscious Bias - Turning Awareness into Action</h3><h4>For Leaders, HR and Decision-Makers in Regional SA</h4>This practical, thought-provoking workshop is tailored for people shaping workplace culture in regional South Australia—organisational leaders, HR professionals, senior managers, and anyone involved in hiring, promotion or recognition.Together, we’ll explore how unconscious bias can quietly influence decisions; even when we have the best intentions. You’ll walk away with the tools to recognise bias, make fairer choices and lead meaningful cultural change in your workplace or community.Whether you’re from council, government, a not-for-profit, or local business, this session is designed to support those wearing multiple hats in high-impact roles.Your decisions shape your workplace. Make them count.Unconscious bias influences our decisions and interactions more than we realise. This engaging, full-day workshop by The Equality Project® helps participants uncover and address these hidden biases. Through interactive activities and discussions, attendees will learn about the science behind bias, its impact on workplace dynamics, and practical strategies to counteract it.What You’ll Gain:<ul><li>A clear understanding of unconscious bias and its origins</li><li>Tools to recognise and disrupt personal and systemic biases</li><li>Strategies to foster a more inclusive and equitable workplace</li><li>'Enhanced empathy and communication skills ￼</li></ul>This workshop is designed to be a supportive space—no blame, just growth. Ideal for organisations committed to creating inclusive environments where everyone can thrive.Take the first step towards a more inclusive workplace.Book now and empower your team to make meaningful change!-----This workshop is proudly supported by the Fay Fuller Foundation, helping us offer this session at a significantly reduced cost for participants in regional South Australia.Limited to 25 participants.-----Full attendance and active participation are essential to get the most out of this session. The workshop is designed as a shared learning experience, and stepping out or missing parts of the day can impact your experience and that of others.In service of your learning and to create a collaborative and inclusive environment, we kindly ask that you keep your day clear and avoid scheduling meetings or calls during the workshop.If you anticipate arriving more than 30 minutes late, need to leave early, or step out for other commitments, you may not be able to participate.We will be device-free for this workshop, unless you use your device for accessibility, so please make sure your phone, tablet or laptop is in your bag and on silent.If you have any questions, feel free to email us at mail@equality.org.au.

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