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Welcome to Country <strong>and</strong> Masters of CeremonyWelcome to CountryAunty Joy Murphy W<strong>and</strong>inAunty Joy Murphy W<strong>and</strong>in AO is the Senior Elder of the Wurundjeri People of Melbourne<strong>and</strong> surrounds. She is Chairperson of the Australian Indigenous Consultative Assembly,<strong>and</strong> has held executive positions across many sectors of government. Aunty Joy isan Honorary Professor at Swinburne University, a Trustee of the National Gallery ofVictoria, a member of the Victoria Police Ethical St<strong>and</strong>ards Consultative Committee<strong>and</strong> the Equal Opportunity Commission. She is also an Australia Day ambassador,<strong>and</strong> operates her own business Jarlo Vision. She has been a strong advocate <strong>and</strong> ispassionate about culturally appropriate human rights <strong>and</strong> equally healthy wellbeing forall Australian Indigenous Peoples. She also supports those who may need her voice <strong>and</strong>advice.Master of Ceremonies – Welcome ReceptionMr Jason EadesJason Eades is the CEO of the Koorie Heritage Trust. He is a Gunnai man from Orbost,South Eastern Victoria. Before taking up this position in 2004, Jason held a rangeof senior management positions including CEO of Ramahyuck District AboriginalCorporation, Executive Manager at Mirimbiak Nations Aboriginal Corporation – theVictorian Native Title Representative Body; <strong>and</strong> Senior Policy Officer at AboriginalAffairs Victoria. Jason’s career has seen him work in a number of different fields butalways with a focus on Indigenous issues. He is passionate about his community <strong>and</strong> inparticular about providing opportunities to young people to learn about their culture <strong>and</strong>identity <strong>and</strong> the role the arts plays in supporting the wellbeing of community.20