Madeleine Keck
Über Madeleine Keck
Maddie is Global Citizen Australia's Digital Campaigner based in Melbourne. She has a passion for human rights with a particular focus on refugee and asylum seeker issues. Maddie has completed a Bachelor of Journalism with a major in human rights from Monash University, Melbourne. She is a massive movie buff and you will often catch her reading a classical book or two in her spare time.
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Victoria To Ban Logging of Native Forests Under Groundbreaking New Policy
By 2030, Victoria’s protected native forests will be larger than the size of Tasmania. Mehr Lesen
An Indigenous Ranger Just Won the Australian Geographic’s Conservationist of the Year Award
Albert Wiggan has worked to limit large-scale gas hubs in outback Australia. Mehr Lesen
Australia's Women's Team Earns Soccer’s First Equal Pay Deal in the World
The Australian women’s team is ranked eighth in the world, while the men’s team is 44th. Mehr Lesen
Australia Just Committed $90 Million to Help ‘Close the Gap’ For Indigenous Australians
The life expectancy gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians is at least 10 years. Mehr Lesen
The First Rain in Months for Drought-Ravaged NSW Brings Mass Celebrations
Thirty-three percent of New South Wales is in ‘intense’ drought. Mehr Lesen
Kmart Australia Launches Inclusive Same-Sex Family Doll Sets
Representation is a critical component of reducing bigotry and stigma. Mehr Lesen
Victoria Has Officially Imposed Its State-Wide Plastic Bag Ban
The ban is expected to help protect the environment by reducing plastic pollution. Mehr Lesen
WirkungCitizenshipGlobal Screenings of 'ACTIVATE: The Global Citizen Movement' Highlight the Fight to End Extreme Poverty
The docu-series shows how artists, leaders, and Global Citizens are working together for good. Mehr Lesen
The Sydney Opera House Just Pledged to Support the United Nations’ Global Goals
The performing arts institution hosts almost 11 million guests each year. Mehr Lesen
Australia ‘Rights a Historic Wrong’ by Closing the Uluru Climb Forever
The tradition has long divided visitors, the Australian government, and traditional custodians. Mehr Lesen