Brad Chilcott Am

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  Brad Chilcott Am is located at
  Adelaide, Adelaide, Australia

• What is Brad Chilcott Am's job title?

  Brad Chilcott Am is a
  Brad is an advocacy, strategic communications, government relations and alliance-building expert working as a consultant to a range of social change, equality, inclusion and human rights organisations. Brad is the convenor of the South Australia, Queensland and Dads’ Alliances for the national Thrive By Five campaign for early childhood development. He is the former Executive Director of White Ribbon Australia, a movement to end men’s violence against women and advance gender equality, leading the movement from the 2020 relaunch to Dec 2021 including co-leading the Queensland Coercive Control Network, a key component of the advocacy campaign that led to historic whole-of-system reform for women’s safety in Queensland. He is the founder and a Director of Welcoming Australia, a national movement cultivating a culture of welcome for people seeking asylum, refugees and migrants to Australia. Brad was an Associate Director at Essential Media Communications, helping progressive organisations win campaigns that make Australia more equal, inclusive and sustainable. Brad was the Interim CEO of Australians for Mental Health, the Advocacy and Communications Consultant for Rev Tim Costello AO and the Campaign for Australian Aid, was on the Board of Reconciliation SA for 6 years and was the founding Convenor of the Family and Domestic Violence Advocacy Network in SA. In 2022, Brad was appointed as a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) In 2019, Brad was awarded the Dennis Mutton Medal by the Leaders Institute of South Australia "for excellence in leadership beyond self" In 2018, Brad was named in the 100 Most Influential People in South Australia by The Advertiser. In 2014, Brad was awarded Citizen of the Year for the City of Charles Sturt and the national Award for Muslim and Non-Muslim Understanding by the International Centre for Muslim and Non-Muslim Understanding and the Australia Day Council. Preceding the 2014 SA State Election, Brad worked as an Adviser to Premier Jay Weatherill and in 2013 worked as an Adviser to the Minister for Immigration Tony Burke with a focus on helping unaccompanied minors, families and vulnerable adults move from held detention into the Australian community. In 2012, Brad was named as a People of Australia Ambassador by PM Julia Gillard, won a Governor's Multicultural Award (Individual) and was a State finalist in the Australian of the Year Awards (Local Hero). Brad writes semi-regularly for The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/profile/brad-chilcott Brad has a son Harrison and two daughters, Chloe and Heidi. Thrive By Five

• What industry does Brad Chilcott Am currently work in?

  Brad Chilcott Am currently works in the
  Thrive By Five

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  Brad Chilcott Am specializes in
  Brad is an advocacy, strategic communications, government relations and alliance-building expert working as a consultant to a range of social change, equality, inclusion and human rights organisations. Brad is the convenor of the South Australia, Queensland and Dads’ Alliances for the national Thrive By Five campaign for early childhood development. He is the former Executive Director of White Ribbon Australia, a movement to end men’s violence against women and advance gender equality, leading the movement from the 2020 relaunch to Dec 2021 including co-leading the Queensland Coercive Control Network, a key component of the advocacy campaign that led to historic whole-of-system reform for women’s safety in Queensland. He is the founder and a Director of Welcoming Australia, a national movement cultivating a culture of welcome for people seeking asylum, refugees and migrants to Australia. Brad was an Associate Director at Essential Media Communications, helping progressive organisations win campaigns that make Australia more equal, inclusive and sustainable. Brad was the Interim CEO of Australians for Mental Health, the Advocacy and Communications Consultant for Rev Tim Costello AO and the Campaign for Australian Aid, was on the Board of Reconciliation SA for 6 years and was the founding Convenor of the Family and Domestic Violence Advocacy Network in SA. In 2022, Brad was appointed as a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) In 2019, Brad was awarded the Dennis Mutton Medal by the Leaders Institute of South Australia "for excellence in leadership beyond self" In 2018, Brad was named in the 100 Most Influential People in South Australia by The Advertiser. In 2014, Brad was awarded Citizen of the Year for the City of Charles Sturt and the national Award for Muslim and Non-Muslim Understanding by the International Centre for Muslim and Non-Muslim Understanding and the Australia Day Council. Preceding the 2014 SA State Election, Brad worked as an Adviser to Premier Jay Weatherill and in 2013 worked as an Adviser to the Minister for Immigration Tony Burke with a focus on helping unaccompanied minors, families and vulnerable adults move from held detention into the Australian community. In 2012, Brad was named as a People of Australia Ambassador by PM Julia Gillard, won a Governor's Multicultural Award (Individual) and was a State finalist in the Australian of the Year Awards (Local Hero). Brad writes semi-regularly for The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/profile/brad-chilcott Brad has a son Harrison and two daughters, Chloe and Heidi.

• Which languages does Brad Chilcott Am speak? 

  Brad Chilcott Am speaks the following languages:
  No languages available.

• Which industries has Brad Chilcott Am previously worked in?   

  Brad Chilcott Am has prior experience in the following industries:
  The Social Policy , White Ribbon , Essential Media Communications , Australians For Mental Health , Government Of South , Australian Government

• What is Brad Chilcott Am’s work experience?  

  Brad Chilcott Am has the following professional experience:
  Thrive By Five , The Social Policy , White Ribbon , Essential Media Communications , Australians For Mental Health , Government Of South , Australian Government , Welcoming .

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• What company does Brad Chilcott Am work for?  

  Brad Chilcott Am works at
  Thrive By Five