Associate Professor Anne Hewitt presents research at ILO Conference in Geneva
We are proud to share that Associate Professor Anne Hewitt has recently returned from Geneva, Switzerland, where she delivered a presentation at the prestigious 9th Regulating for Decent Work Conference, hosted by the International Labour Organization (ILO). This year’s conference focused on the vital theme: “Strengthening Labour Institutions and Worker Voice to Deliver Decent Employment.”
Anne Hewitt in the ILO Hall of the Colonnades
Associate Professor Hewitt captivated an international audience of leading researchers, policymakers, and practitioners with her ongoing research exploring the innovative use of educational programs as regulatory tools. Her presentation featured a detailed case study of Australia’s nine federal, state, and territory equality commissions, shedding light on how education can actively promote fairness and equity in the workplace.
A highlight of the visit was Anne Hewitt’s presence at the iconic ILO Hall of the Colonnades, surrounded by the flags of all ILO Member States—an inspiring setting that underscores the global significance of her work.
We congratulate Anne Hewitt on representing Adelaide Law School on the world stage and contributing to the global dialogue on decent work and social justice.
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