Tanya Hosh's Advocacy for Indigenous Representation and Rights

Tanya Hosh, the AFL's general manager of inclusion and social policy, reflects on her journey and achievements in advocating for Indigenous rights and representation. She discusses the importance of Indigenous participation in decision-making and highlights her work in bringing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices into conversations dominated by non-Indigenous people. Tanya shares her experience in various leadership roles, including her involvement in the Recognise campaign for constitutional recognition. She emphasizes the need for ongoing reflection, healing, and national conversations to advance Indigenous causes and address systemic racism. Despite personal health challenges, Tanya remains committed to her work and encourages self-care and setting boundaries. Finally, she expresses gratitude for being awarded an honorary doctorate from Flinders University and highlights the importance of representation on boards and institutions that shape decisions affecting Indigenous peoples.