A Fairer World was proud to facilitate the first-ever Diversity & Inclusion Mini Expo in Hobart on April 30, 2025, in partnership with the Office of the Anti-Discrimination Commissioner, Migrant…
The event last week kicked off with a vibrant partner showcase—tables hosted by the Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania – Phoenix Centre, Office of the Anti-Discrimination Commissioner , Working It Out…
Come and experience how Diversity & Inclusion training transforms workplace culture. This workplace-focused Expo features powerful storytelling, lived experience speakers, and expert partners. Come curious. Learn skills. Leave inspired. Date:…
Today marked a special moment in the Hobart Human Library—Mem shared her story for the first time. Stepping into the role of a human 'book' takes courage, vulnerability, and a…
We had a fantastic time delivering Unconscious Bias Training with Contemporary Art Tasmania, diving into how bias influences decision-making and shapes creative spaces. Through thought-provoking discussions and practical strategies, we…
Come and experience how Diversity & Inclusion training transforms workplace culture. This workplace-focused Expo features powerful storytelling, lived experience speakers, and expert partners. Come curious. Learn skills. Leave inspired. Date:…
As we step into the 2025 school year, we are thrilled to see schools like Claremont College prioritising diversity and inclusion from day one. Recently, Claremont College teachers took part…
We recently had the privilege of delivering our final workshop of the year with Hydro Tasmania, and what a fantastic way to wrap up 2024! A heartfelt thank you to…
Hobart Human Library The Hobart Human Library is an innovative initiative that offers unique forums in workplaces and schools across Tasmania. Our mission is to promote inclusion, diversity, and understanding…
The A Fairer World team had a wonderful time with Neighbourhood Houses Tasmania who listened into our fantastic lived experience experts! Human ‘books’ chatted with audience members about building diversity…