Tina Jackson Email & Phone Number

communityindependentsproject.org

https://www.zalisteggall.com.au

Sydney North, Australia

Launched in March 2017, we are a community of like-minded people seeking to transform lives by awarding high-impact grants. 100+ members, each giving $1,000. The funds are pooled and members vote for where we give our grants. Donations are fully tax-deductible and 100% of donations goes directly to our grants.Everyone is welcome, you don't have to live in.

Do Something was co-founded by Jon Dee, Tina Jackson and Pat Cash in 2008 to create and promote positive environmental and social change. Rather than talk about problems, we seek to ‘do something’ by building alliances between businesses, government and the community. Some of Do Something’s key campaigns in earlier years include ‘FoodWise’ aimed at.

Zero Emissions Sydney North is a local community group, bringing together people from all walks of life united by a common goal: taking swift, practical action on climate change. We have created easy programs to cut energy costs and emissions, eg switching to a renewable energy provider, installing solar, divesting your money from fossil fuels, with more.

Sydney, Australia

A group of like minded Sydney-siders founded IMPACT100 Sydney in late 2016 based on the very successful, but simple, US model: 100 donations of $1,000 are combined to raise $100,000 annually, and granted to a non profit that can have an immediate, real and measurable impact.

The story of nuclear survivor communities and the legacy of the nuclear age, while confronting, is such an important one, especially as many young people know little of this shocking episode in Australia’s history. Through art, the project's goal was not only to support these communities, but also to take their messages of peace and hope to a broader.

Appointed by the NSW Government.

The National Trust's mission is to protect Australia's cultural, built and natural environment. As CEO of the National Trust of Australia NSW, managed a professional staff encompassing the Trust’s 38 museums and galleries, education and advocacy, heritage and conservation, bushcare and natural heritage, as well as a volunteer workforce of over 2,000 people.

Award winning international architecture practice.

The AIA is the professional association for architects. The role encompassed overseeing professional development programs, promoting the profession, building education, corporate and government partnerships and representing the a diversity of architectural, planning, environmental and heritage issues on behalf of the profession. For several years.

Specialising in marketing, strategic planning, education and training.

Government funded National Industry Training Advisory Body for the arts and cultural industries, charged with enhancing education and training and bridging the gap between industry and education providers. In consultation with over 1,000 organisations and practitioners across Australia, development and implementation of first National Plan for Education.

Management consultancy specialising in human resources, compensation, education and training.