Madeleine Keck
About 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.
Stories
How Australian Aid Is Helping to Advance Gender Equality in Indonesia
Government-funded women's civil society organisations are chipping away at social norms. Read more
The Pacific Has the ‘Perfect Storm of Conditions’ for Modern Slavery: Report
Modern slavery is likely to increase as climate change exacerbates poverty and migration. Read more
Australia and New Zealand Join Forces to Help Pacific Neighbours Fight Coronavirus
A COVID-19 outbreak could inundate the Pacific’s health care systems. Read more
New Zealand Responds to Coronavirus by Pledging $12.1 Billion for Individuals and Businesses
The package includes $500 million for health investments. Read more
Over 700,000 Children Live in Poverty in Australia: Report
One in eight Australians live below the relative poverty line, a new report shows. Read more
Coronavirus: Australia's Largest Supermarket Introduces Exclusive Shopping for Elderly and People With Disabilities
Woolworths has taken drastic measures to stop panic-buying in response to coronavirus. Read more
Scott Morrison Pledges Billions to Help Protect Australians Against Coronavirus
A new health and economic stimulus package has been announced. Read more
Pacific Athletes With Disabilities Work to Qualify for the Paralympics with Help From Australia
A record number of Pacific athletes are hoping to attend the 2020 Summer Paralympics. Read more
Poverty Increases in Thailand Following 3 Decades of Decline: World Bank Report
The report has called on the government to heavily invest in the next generation. Read more
Australia’s Women’s Cricket Team Won the World Cup in Front of The Largest Ever Cricket Crowd on International Women’s Day
Over 86,000 people were in attendance. Read more