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Autistic Pride Day Free Toolkit
We are proudly unveiling the world's first free social media toolkit for Autistic Pride Day, fostering a global celebration of neurodiversity.
APD Symposium 2024 (Sydney and Melbourne)
We are hosting a symposium in Sydney and Melbourne, highlighting autistic entrepreneurship, neurodiverse health practitioners, issues that concern autistic families, and featuring breakout sensory rooms, workshops for autistic queer people and autistic women.
A future focused conference
A Just Gold initiative powered by RMIT University
With the tagline "Think what's next," Think 3000 features inspirational talks, thought-provoking presentations, democratic Q&As, hackathons, and hands-on workshops bringing together thought leaders and innovators to tackle the big questions of tomorrow.
Who is the Invisible Woman?
Regardless of background, education, skills, status, class or professional path, once a woman hits 50, her access to opportunity is limited, and she is excluded from fully participating in society.
We have been asking the questions.
The Invisible Woman is a research and awareness project on a global syndrome affecting women over 50. It’s on video, on podcast, in your inbox on social media. It features women. Sharing their stories.
We are creating a network of women, organisations, government and businesses to deliver positive systemic change starting from the City of Melbourne and the City of Adelaide with the view to create a national movement for all women.
The Invisible Woman Project is a social partnership between Just Gold and the City of Melbourne. It is further supported in South Australia by the City of Adelaide and the University of Adelaide.
Stay Visible. Join the conversation.
Employment
Just Gold employs professionals from vulnerable groups such as lgbtiq+, women, disability or carers to produce a collaborative, informed and bespoke service to our clients.
Over 80% of our permanent staff and 60% our contractors are women from diverse backgrounds
We provide a flexible, safe working environment guided by our moral compass and workplace policies.
We also offer internships to high performing students from diverse backgrounds in partnership with leading Universities such as RMIT and the University of Adelaide.
Contact us for more information on employment and internship opportunities with our social enterprise.
Pro bono services
With our profits we offer pro-bono services to people and organisations working to end social issues but face barriers accessing effective programs or funds for their ventures.
The Invisible Woman Project is funded under our impact program across 2 financial years (21-22 and 22-23).
When you work with us you are making an impact.
