Diversity Festival | Equity Diversity & Inclusion

Fostering a more inclusive society

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.

Diversity Festival 2024

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Past events

Diversity Festival 2023

Diversity Festival brings students and staff together to foster a sense of belonging within our community. Each year, the festival works to enrich identity, ignite conversations, and celebrate the diversity of our community.

Diversity Fest 2022

An exciting range of free events and activities took place at UNSW for Diversity Fest 2022. Events addressed topics including age and gender diversity, cultural and linguistic diversity, disability inclusion, First Nations knowledge, LGBTQIA+ inclusion, mental health and neurodiversity.

If you walk down Fifth Avenue in Manhattan at night around the holidays, you are there to see the high-end stores’ window displays. This scene, one of many in the windows of Bergdorf Goodman, shows a woman conducting madness of music around her.

Diversity Fest 2021

Over 50 free events and activities took place as part of Diversity Fest 2021. Events addressed topics including age diversity, cultural and linguistic diversity, disability inclusion, gender diversity, First Nations knowledge, LGBTQIA+ inclusion, mental health and neurodiversity.

Diversity Fest 2020

For the second edition of the festival, the program of over 40 events included workshops, film screenings, art exhibitions and sports demonstrations.

Image from 2019 Diversity Fest event - Game Changers, featuring Paul Kennedy, Sharni Layton, Casey Conway, Ellia Green OAM, Dylan Alcott OAM.

Diversity Fest 2019

The inaugural festival featured more than 30 events, including panel discussions, live music performances, debates and social get-togethers.

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A Black non-binary person laughs while sitting in a cushioned wicker chair with their leopard print cane. They are surrounded by four more disabled people of color. Everyone is in the midst of conversation at a rooftop deck party - Disabled and Here

Days of Significance

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

Be a Better Human

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.