Kelsey Paske is a recognised leader in preventing gendered violence, harassment, and discrimination, working with organisations across education, government, sport, and the private sector in Australia and the UK.
Kelsey brings together lived experience, research expertise, and over a decade of working across the prevention spectrum to design effective, tailored interventions grounded in behavioural science, systems change, and inclusion.
Her career includes leadership roles at University College London, Advance HE, and Culture Shift UK, where she developed prevention strategies for over 70 UK university partners. Since returning to Australia in 2021, she worked as a senior advisor with Our Watch in the Tasmanian government before establishing her independent consultancy.
Kelsey currently partners with clients including Monash University, Women's Legal Services Victoria and Tasmania, Motorsport Australia, AFL Tasmania, and the South Australian Parliament, creating sustainable solutions that make prevention accessible and effective.