Founder and Director of Everyday Human Rights
At Everyday Human Rights we are committed to transforming the lives of young people at risk of being involved in the youth justice system through human rights advocacy, education, and collaborative action. We believe that meaningful change doesn't have to wait for sweeping policy reforms—it starts with small, intentional steps that respect the dignity and rights of every young person, their families and networks
India de Vienne brings 15 years’ experience in policy and strategic project roles across child protection, youth justice, and policing with a focus on high-stakes stakeholder engagement, governance, quality assurance, risk management. Her career includes work with Victoria Police, Queensland Youth Justice, Victorian Department of Human Services and Social Futures. Highlights include being instrumental in the development of the Youth Justice Framework for Practice and guiding cross-cultural responses in high-profile law enforcement settings. She provides cross-sector expertise in policing, foster care, disability, homelessness and youth justice and is passionate about supporting staff to achieve the best outcomes for young people, their networks and the community.
India's academic background is in International Relations (Sociology) and Graduate Certificate in Criminology.
You can contact India at india@everydayhumanrights.com.au
