Discover how truth-telling drives authentic cultural change, builds trust, and creates safer workplaces for all employees. Truth-telling is increasingly recognised as essential to building safe, inclusive, and high-trust workplaces. Yet many organisations struggle to understand what truth-telling means in practice and how to implement it authentically.
This session brings together research, evidence, and practical insights to show how truth-telling enables organisations to build genuine cultural change, address systemic injustice, and create workplaces where all employees—particularly First Peoples and other marginalised groups—feel safe, valued, and heard.
What You'll Learn:
The evidence: How the Yoorrook Justice Commission's final report demonstrates that historical injustices continue to manifest in institutions and organisations today, perpetuating harm and deepening inequity
The practice: Practical, research-informed approaches to implementing truth-telling in your organisation
The impact: How truth-telling builds trust, accountability, and authentic cultural change
The next steps: Clear, actionable pathways for engaging authentically with truth-telling in your workplace
Why This Matters:
Truth-telling is not merely about First Peoples' history. It's a foundation for addressing the living realities of division, discrimination, and injustice in multicultural Australia. When organisations commit to truth-telling—acknowledging historical harms, listening to marginalised voices, and taking responsibility for change—they create the conditions for genuine healing, trust, and belonging.
Organisations that implement truth-telling develop safer workplaces, stronger cultures, and greater capacity to attract and retain talented, diverse teams. They become leaders in institutional accountability and reconciliation.
Who Should Attend:
Organisational leaders, HR professionals, managers, diversity and inclusion practitioners, and anyone committed to building safe, inclusive, high-trust workplaces.
Register here for this free online event. Please note, this event has been standardized to the Eastern Time Zone.