Advocacy led by lived experience

National Alliance Advocacy works for women and social justice, with a focus on prison conditions, keeping families connected and Aboriginal justice.

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About

This advocate speaks from lived experience of the justice system and brings that perspective to public debate about prisons, women's justice and Aboriginal justice.

National Alliance Advocacy works to make sure the people most affected by policy are heard, and that families are not punished along with the people they love.

The work respects the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people of the Kulin Nation, the Traditional Owners of the land and waterways where this advocate lives and works.

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Focus Areas

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Lived-experience leadership

Putting the voices of people with lived experience at the centre of reform.

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Prison reform

Pushing for humane conditions and an end to practices that harm people in custody.

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Keeping families connected

Making sure contact with loved ones is affordable and accessible.

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Aboriginal justice

Standing with Aboriginal communities against over-incarceration and for self-determination.

Writing and Media

Contact

Get in touch about advocacy, speaking or collaboration.

Emailnationalallianceadvocates@gmail.com

Phone(+61) 03 8596 1559

Postal addressPO Box 152, Moreland, Victoria 3058