Kathryn (she/they) lives on Wurundjeri Country and travels across different Countries within ‘Victoria’ to deliver our training. They have a background in psychological research, and worked in counselling for a number of years. Their passion is ensuring that people are supported to be the best they can be. This passion informs their work, including the upskilling allies and professionals to support people who are LGBTIQA+ and trans or gender diverse.
Nicole is non-binary and queer, and has worked in the mental health field as a clinician and therapist for 15 years in Australia and the USA. They have worked with young people, adults and older adults in a variety of clinical, community and crisis response settings. Nicole is passionate about the crucial role of providing inclusive and gender affirming mental health and medical care. They joined TGV in 2022 and are excited to offer support to organisations to feel better equipped in providing care to the LGBTIQA+ community.
Rudi has been engaged as a dancer, choreographer, producer, production & stage manager, festival worker, photographer, writer, to name but a few. They love to support allies in their desire to learn, with the common goal of making work and social spaces more comfortable, accepting and enjoyable for everyone.
Zoe has presented content to a wide variety of audiences from kindergartens to corporate groups, to aged care and enjoys the challenge of tailoring her training style to suit the needs of diverse groups. Zoe has a strong passion for social justice and believes that education and exposure are the best ways to combat bigotry and oppression.
