Home keyboard_arrow_right AWEI Employee Survey keyboard_arrow_right Practice Points 2026 Practice Points Turning survey insights into practical strategies for LGBTQ+ workplace inclusion. 2026 AWEI Employee Survey Data Analysis In 2026, 149 organisations and 35,670 individuals took part in the survey. Of these respondents, 35,225 are based in Australia, and 445 work in overseas locations for Australian employers All organisations taking part in the survey are working to increase and support LGBTQ+-inclusive practices within their organisations. 2026 AWEI Practice Point Sessions Register now Each session will delve into key insights from the report, featuring discussions between our Pride Inclusion Programs data analyst and a member of our team. This format creates a unique opportunity to explore what these numbers mean in the real world. Members have access to recordings in the member video library after each session, and the reports are available for download below. Reports and Presentations Edition 1: Key Insights Thursday 16 April 2026 – Presented by Nicki Elkin (Associate Director, Quality, Training & Research) As part of the 2026 AWEI State of the Nation launch at Corrs Chambers Westgarth, Sydney. The first topic in our series, Key Insights, highlights some of the key findings from the 2026 AWEI Survey and provides a valuable summary of results across major areas. Download Edition 1 PDF Edition 2: Being Out at Work Wednesday 20th May 2026 – Presented by Data analyst, Kristie Rue (She/Her) & Andrew Georgiou, (He/ Him) Victoria State Lead and Senior Relationship Manager, Pride in Diversity This edition highlights findings relating to people of diverse sexualities being out at work. We focus on perceptions, engagement, safety, mental health and wellbeing, bullying and harassment, and respondents’ comfort levels being out at work. Download Edition 2 PDF Edition 3:Trans and Gender Diverse Inclusion Wednesday 27th May 2026 – Presented by Data analyst, Kristie Rue (She/Her) & Alyce Schotte (She/Her) Senior Relationship Manager, Pride in Diversity This edition explores data relating to trans and gender diverse respondents, the differences between the experiences between cisgender and transgender, and those open or not open in the workplace. Download Edition 3 PDF Edition 4: Allies in the Workplace Wednesday, 17 June 2026 – Presented by Data analyst, Kristie Rue (She/Her) & Zachary Galevski (He/ Him), Senior Relationship Manager, Pride in Diversity This edition focuses on the impact organisations can have on increasing allyship when they support their employees to be LGBTQ+ allies. Download Edition 4 PDF Edition 5: Emerging Identities Wednesday 8th July 2026 – Presented by Data analyst, Kristie Rue (She/Her) & CB (They/ Them), Senior Relationship Manager, Pride in Diversity Exploring data relating to the experiences of people with emerging identities compared to gay and lesbian respondents. Download Edition 5 PDF Edition 6: Bullying & Harassment Experiences Wednesday, 29 July 2026 – Presented by Data analyst, Kristie Rue (She/Her) & Will Reilly (He/Him), index Project Manager, Pride inclusion Programs This Practice Point examines the importance of confidential reporting mechanisms relating to bullying and harassment, and the impact of employees who have experienced or witnessed LGBTQ+ directed negative behaviours in the workplace. Download Edition 6 PDF Edition 7: Workplace Inclusion Impacts Wednesday, 19 August 2026 – Presented by Data analyst, Kristie Rue (She/Her) & Chris Nelson (he/Him), Associate Director, Pride Inclusion Programs Exploring data relating to the impact that inclusion activities have on organisational culture, employee retention and diversity recruitment. Edition 8: Leadership Impacts Wednesday, 9 September 2026 – Presented by Data analyst, Kristie Rue (She/Her) & Mark Powell (He/ Him), Relationship Manager, Pride in Diversity This edition looks at the impact of Leadership promotion of LGBTQ+ inclusion on LGBTQ+ employees. Edition 9: Intersectional Lens: Regional Australia Wednesday, 30 September 2026 – Presented by Data analyst, Kristie Rue (She/Her) & Chris White (He/ Him), Relationship Manager, Pride in Diversity This Practice Point examines the differing experiences of LGTBQ+ respondents in regional, rural and remote locations across Australia compared to respondents in capital city locations. . Edition 10: Intersectional Lens: Culturally and Linguistically diverse Wednesday, 21 October 2026 – Presented by Data analyst, Kristie Rue (She/Her) & JB (They/Them), Relationship Manager, Pride in Diversity Examining the differing experiences of Culturally and Linguistically diverse LGBTQ+ respondents compared to other LGBTQ+ respondents. 2026 PARTICIPATING ORGANISATIONS AGL Energy Allianz Australia Amazon Web Services Australia Pty Ltd Amgen Australia Pty Ltd Ampol Arup AstraZeneca Australia and New Zealand Australia Post Australian Border Force Australian Competition & Consumer Commission and Australian Energy Regulator Australian Federal Police Australian Financial Complaints Authority Australian Trade and Investment Commission Bathurst Library Bendigo Bank BHP BUPA CBRE Charter Hall City of Melbourne Clayton Utz Clifford Chance Clyde & Co Coles Group Colin Biggers & Paisley Commonwealth Ombudsman Compass Group Australia CPA Australia Cushman & Wakefield Deloitte Australia Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water Department of Employment and Workplace Relations Department of Health Victoria Department of Home Affairs Department of Local Government, Water and Volunteers Department of Natural Resources and Mines, Manufacturing and Regional and Rural Development Department of Social Services Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet Deutsche Bank Dexus DITRDCSA Edith Cowan University Endeavour Group Energy Queensland EnergyAustralia EY First Sentier Group Fortescue Fujitsu Australia Future Group Australia Gadens Gilead Sciences GlaxoSmithKline Australia Pty Ltd Haven Psychology Hays HCF Holmesglen Institute Honeywell ICC Sydney Infrastructure Canberra ING Bank (Australia) Investa IP Australia Jacobs JLL AUSTRALIA PTY LTD John Holland Kinetic King & Wood Mallesons KPMG Australia Lendlease Liberty Financial Macquarie University Maddocks Main Roads Western Australia Mars Marsh McConnell Dowell McCullough Robertson Medibank MinterEllison Mirvac Monash IVF Group Motorola Solutions Murdoch University NAB nbn co Norton Rose Fulbright Australia NSW Department of Communities and Justice Origin Energy PaperCut Software Programmed Publicis Groupe PwC Australia Qantas QBE Insurance QIC Limited Reckitt Australia RMIT University Russell Kennedy Salesforce Sandvik SAP Australia Satellite Foundation Scentre Group Services Australia Stockland Suncorp Swinburne University of Technology Systra ANZ Telstra The GPT Group The NRMA The University of Queensland Think HQ Treasury Wine Estates Uniting Country SA University of Sydney Victoria Police Victoria University Virgin Australia WA Primary Health Alliance Wash It Australia Weir Australia Western Australia Police Force Westpac Woolworths Group + 23 Names not published Become a Pride in Diversity Member Turning survey insights into practical strategies for LGBTQ workplace inclusion. 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