We believe in the power of the collective…

 

We are stronger together than we are divided. 

KTLcollective is committed to a collaborative and inclusive approach that recognises the strength and perspective that every person and group brings to a campaign. 

We know that the common good is defined collectively, and campaigns towards it are always collective and inclusive ventures.

We know that communities that have experienced injustice must be central to addressing and healing that injustice.

KTLcollective director Kara Keys
 

Kara Keys - Director

Kara is a proud First Nations Australian, descending from the Yiman and Gangulu peoples of Central Queensland.

She has 15 years of experience working for economic empowerment, First Nations justice, gender equity and health and safety at work, including seven years as National Campaign Director and Indigenous Officer at the Australian Council of Trade Unions.

Kara holds board positions on an industry superannuation fund and a profit-to-member superannuation peak body, and sits on an expert avisory panel for the University of Technology Sydney’s Jumbunna Institute for Indigenous Studies.

Kara was the inaugural chair of racial justice organisation Democracy in Colour, has been a co-chair of Australian Progress Leadership Conference, and has advised State and Federal parliamentarians on procurement, First Nations rights and employment programs.

She is the mum of one cheeky son.