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| Chair: |
Dianne Hiles A founding member of ChilOut and a passionate speaker on children?s rights. A long term supporter of Amnesty International, Dianne was elected to the Board of A Just Australia in April 2006. |
NSW |
| Deputy Chair: |
Phil Glendenning Director of the Edmund Rice Centre; President, ANTaR Australians for Native Title and Reconciliation.Phil is a Board member of AJA and has also just been elected to the Australian Council of Social Services (ACOSS) Board. |
NSW |
| Secretary: |
Sean Cleary has been a Board member of AJA since February 2003. Sean is Coordinator of International Programs at the Edmund Rice Centre, Sydney. From 1990 to 1998 he worked in El Salvador as a field worker with the Jesuit Refugee Service. |
QLD |
| Treasurer: |
Ian Anderson AM was founder Chair of Australians for Just Refugee Programs Inc. and has since served on the Board of AJA as Treasurer. Ian is a member of the Board and Treasurer of Oxfam Australia, he was Chair of Oxfam Hong. |
VIC |
| National Director: |
Kate Gauthier ex- adviser on refugee policy to Federal Senator, Board Member ChilOut - Children Out of Detention, Board Member PolMin, Co-founder Refugee Assistance Project. 2020 participant in Governance |
NSW |
| Board Member: |
John Ball is Refugee Program Co-ordinator, Christian World Service (CWS), National Council of Churches in Australia (NCCA). John was the Australian (then National) Council of Churches? Victorian refugee field worker from 1988 to 1995. |
VIC |
| Mary Stuart At various times Mary has been a founder of Australians for Just Refugee Programs, founder of the Whitlam Lecture Series and established the Trade Union Education. |
VIC |
| Phillip Adams AO - Writer, broadcaster and filmmaker. One of the founders of AJA, Adams was awarded the 2006 Human Rights Medal by HREOC. Twice honoured in the Order of Australia he has been Humanist of the Year, Republican of the Year |
NSW |
| Sky de Jersey is a community development worker with experience in refugee and asylum issues, having worked for 6 years with the St Vincent de Paul Society refugee program. She is also on the board of the Refugee Council of Australia. |
NSW |
| Wayne Sanderson has been a practitioner, planner, researcher, teacher and executive leader in mental health and disability services for 35 years. He has been engaged with race relations and social justice issues with Indigenous Australians, refuge |
QLD |
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