Expressions of Interest: Neuroinclusive workplace pilot course The NZ Disability Employers’ Network (NZDEN) is pleased to be able to offer it’s members a limited number of places in an upcoming pilot course focused on building more neuro-inclusive workplaces. Jump to…
July is Disability Pride month
Disability Pride Month for employers July is Disability Pride Month – a growing global movement that celebrates disabled identity, culture, and community. While it originated in the United States alongside the anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act in 1990,…
Auckland Council awarded the Accessibility Tick
It is always an honour to present an organisation with their Accessibility Tick, and recently Phil had the pleasure of celebrating this milestone with Auckland Council.
Aspire Canterbury Next Steps Expo – Expression of Interest Form
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NZDEN members recognised at 2026 Diversity Awards
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NZDEN Hui Recap – May 2026
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2026 Disability Inclusive Pathways Conference – tickets now available
Tickets for the 2026 NZDEN Disability Inclusive Pathways Conference are on sale now. Early bird tickets available until 7 June 2026! Visit the conference website for more information Tickets available now on Humanitix
One In Six launch
The One in Six website is now live. We wanted to take a moment to talk to you directly about what it means, and to celebrate the role several of our members have played in making it what it is.
Why Disability Inclusion in AI Matters for Recruitment, Decision Making, and more.
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the way we work, offering new opportunities to streamline operations, enhance recruitment, and support decision making across organisations. But as we embrace these technologies, it’s essential to ensure that AI implementation is inclusive, particularly for disabled people. If we’re not careful, AI systems can inadvertently perpetuate bias and create new barriers, undermining the very progress we seek.
The 5th Disability Inclusive Pathways Conference concludes
What an extraordinary two days at Disability Inclusive Pathways 2025. What an extraordinary two days – from the beautiful welcome to the powerful closing session, the conference was filled with insights, innovation, and inspiration – all helping to shape a more inclusive future for disabled people in Aotearoa.