From her earliest days, Evie has been intimately acquainted with the harrowing realities of domestic violence and sexual assault. Yet, far from allowing herself to be defined by victimhood, she has emerged as a fierce advocate and tireless champion for Survivors everywhere.

She is determined to use her lived experience to help educate others on the dangers of grooming and use her platform to remind/inform other potential victims that they are not alone and they deserve/have a right to be safe!

She firmly believes that Child Safety is everyone’s responsibility and we need to normalise conversations of potential harmful behaviours and ensure we are informed of how to respond appropriately to disclosures to ensure children feel safe to speak.

A teacher educator for more than 30 years. A survivor of CSA in a government school setting. He told his story to ABC news.

As part of a group of survivors, he spoke out and advocated for survivors of CSA in government schools, which has lead to the formation of the current Victorian Board of Inquiry into abuse at Beaumaris PS and certain other government schools.