Appendix

List of citations

This year, our resources, publications and funded research projects have informed a wide range of policy papers, book chapters and journal articles.

Books and reports

• The Australian Human Rights Commission’s Equal Identities Report(opens in a new window) cited our publication, Applying intersectionality.
• The Joint NGO Report on behalf of the Australian NGO Coalition(opens in a new window), submitted to the UN, cited our Intersectionality at work report.
• The book chapter, ‘Workforce Challenges and Opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Women in Contemporary Australia’ in Gender and leadership – Shattering the status quo(opens in a new window) cited our Intersectionality at work report.
• The book chapter, ‘Broadening the focus on women’s economic empowerment in Australia(opens in a new window)‘ in Women’s Economic Empowerment and the State, cited our Intersectionality at work report.
• The book chapter, Elevating Indigenous Leadership and Employment Futures Within Australia(opens in a new window), in The Palgrave Encyclopedia of Leadership and Organizational Change cited research funded by the Commission, ‘Make us count: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women in the Victorian Public Sector’.
• Non-Aboriginal Adults’ Understanding of Daily Racism, Microaggressions and Allyship when working with Aboriginal Teenagers(opens in a new window), a report from Phase 1 of the ‘Racism and Allyship in Aboriginal Youth Spaces (RAAYS): Non-Aboriginal Adult Allyship Study 2025’ cited research funded by the Commission, ‘Make us count: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women in the Victorian Public Sector’.
• A whitepaper published by People Measures, Gender Equity: Male Leaders Matter(opens in a new window), cited our publication, Applying intersectionality.

Policy papers and submissions

• Women’s Health in the South East’s submission to the Inquiry into student pathways to in-demand industries(opens in a new window), referenced our Intersectionality at work report.
• A research paper for the University of Sydney Policy Reform Project, Research Paper for First Nations Economics: What Policies Are Needed to Support the Economic Participation of First Nations Women in Entrepreneurship and Leadership Roles?(opens in a new window) cited our Intersectionality at work report.

Journal articles

• An article in Australian Planner, A stocktake of current status, trends and observations in the Victorian councils Gender Equality Progress Reports from 2021 to 2023(opens in a new window), drew on a range of our publications, including our research into GIAs in rural and regional councils and hospitals, and insights publications.
• A journal article in Implementation Science Communications, Implementing systems- and organisational-level change to advance gender equality in healthcare leadership: a mixed-methods implementation protocol(opens in a new window), referenced our workplace gender equality indicators web content.
• An article in Journal of Sociology, Performing Equity, Preserving Power: The Double Bind for Aboriginal Australian Women in Public Sector Workplaces(opens in a new window) cited research funded by the Commission, ‘Make us count: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women in the Victorian Public Sector’.
• An article in Journal of Sport and Social Issues, "We’re Putting All Our Eggs in the Gender Basket": Examining the Absence of Intersectionality Within Community Sport Gender Equity(opens in a new window) cited our publication, Applying intersectionality.
• A Monash University journal contribution, Avoidance, Withdrawal and Equality Law: Fundamental Challenges to the Legal Framework(opens in a new window), cited our audit guidance and Baseline Report.
• An article in Australian Feminist Studies, Persistent Issues and Effective Approaches to Addressing Work-Related Gendered Violence in Australia: A Scoping Review(opens in a new window) cited our Baseline report.
• An article in Journal of law and medicine, The Ageing Surgeon: Unmasking Impairment(opens in a new window), cited our Intersectionality at work report.
• Journal article in PLOS ONE, Platform workers not by chance: Exploring the digital labour markets in Italy with machine learning and explainable AI(opens in a new window) cited our publication, Applying intersectionality.