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Tammy Wallace

Director, Cultural Capability and Strategy

Act for Kids

Tammy Wallace is a proud Jirrbal woman from Far North Queensland. Her grandmother, Maisie (Yarrcali) Barlow, gifted her the traditional name Mahjah, meaning Lore Giver. Tammy holds this name with deep pride. It reflects her role in honouring the wisdom of her ancestors while shaping the future for First Nations children and families.

She brings culture, heart, and lived experience into every space she enters. Her work is shaped by a long-standing commitment to cultural humility and trauma-informed care. Tammy is a mother, a partner, an occupational therapist, and a strong advocate for healing that respects culture.

SESSIONS

Day 2

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Cultural humility: The foundation for a better future for all First Nations young people

  • How cultural humility can lead to healing pathways for First Nations young people

  • Understanding the definition of healing through culture

  • Creating space for young people to process trauma safely and reconnect with their culture


Tammy Wallace, Director, Cultural Capability and Strategy, Act for Kids

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Level 12, 2 Bulletin Place, Sydney NSW 2000
Phone: +61 2 8378 4334
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