What's New
Pride 2008
The annual Pride Festival celebrates sexual and gender diversity and is held during the month of June.
In Brisbane, the Pride Festival started in 1990 as a celebration of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender
culture through the arts, sporting, community and political events. Today it is an inclusive, community-based
celebration.
Forum on sexuality, gender identity and EEO for employers - 26 June 2008
The Anti-Discrimination Commission Qld in support of the 2008 Pride Festival will present a free session on making the workplace a safe and productive environment for everyone, whether they are gay, lesbian, bi-sexual, transgender or heterosexual.
The session will be held at the Commission's Brisbane office on Thursday 26 June from 10am till noon.
More information about Sexuality, Gender Identity and EEO for Employers, including RSVP details.
ADCQ calls for consultation on Prisons Bill
The Anti-Discrimination Commission Queensland has called on Corrective Services Minister Judy Spence to consult with stakeholders on the Corrective Services Amendment Bill now before Parliament.
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New posters available
Two new A3 size posters have been printed and are now available. For information about all available ADCQ posters and how to order them, go to the Publications page.
The poster shown to the left 'Reaching out to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples everywhere in Queensland' is based on a painting Walking Together for our Future, commissioned by the ADCQ from Aboriginal artist Colleen Wall. An article about the poster and artist appears in the latest issue of Balancing the Act. |
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An Easy reference guide to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights , pictured at the left, has also been produced as a poster. It lists the 30 articles of the United Nations Declaration in plain English.
Text only of the Easy reference guide is available here (21 KB) |
Balancing the Act - latest issue
The latest edition of the Commission's newsletter Balancing the Act for November/December 2007 is
now available.
Note: html version in preparation
Training Calendar for July to December 2008
Sexuality vilification complaint upheld
The Queensland Anti-Discrimination Tribunal has handed down a decision upholding a complaint of sexuality vilification. The complaint was made by the Gay Lesbian Bisexual Transgender Intersex Anti Violence Committee Inc about a letter to the
editor published in the Mission Beach Advertiser.
The publisher and the person who wrote the letter have been ordered to publish apologies and pay the Committee's legal
costs.
To access a copy of this decision use the links below.
2007 Annual Report
The ADCQ annual report for 2006-2007 is now available.
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