Australian Human Rights Commission Annual Report 2021–22 Commission developed evaluation report of major campaign including media coverage (including social media) web analysis and key metrics. These were reviewed with the majority of key metrics achieved. Goal 3 Outcomes 3.1, 3.2 (both are PBS criterion) Performance expectation For outcome 3.1 Our activities increase the capacity of vulnerable groups, communities and their advocates to understand and advocate for their rights. [PBS criterion] Participants and stakeholders, in our consultations, research and education, and informing activities experience participation, empowerment and benefit. For outcome 3.2 Our activities with stakeholder organisations lead to systemic and sustained action, including changes to organisational policy and practice, to protect and promote human To what extent did we meet it? The Commission delivered various education and advocacy projects that give voice to people at risk of human rights abuses this reporting period. This included: - Highlighting the mental health impacts of COVID-19 pandemic on at-risk children and young people - Older Australians and employment program - OPCAT implementation planning - Developing spectator racism in sport guidelines The Commission continued to work with a range of stakeholders and partnerships to address complex systemic issues across thematic areas. This included developing sector tools and resources: - with National Australia Bank - Developing anti-discrimination guidelines for actuaries in partnership with the Actuaries Institute - Child Rights Impact Assessment Tool in collaboration with UNICEF rights in their context. Our activities with Australian business increase their capability to identify, prevent, and address modern slavery in Human Rights Assessment Tool in partnership 68