Our Voices Unlocked features guests with lived experience of incarceration and a rotating series of hosts from the Justice Reform Initiative who also have lived experience of incarceration.

This episode will see Rocket Bretherton in conversation with Ngarami McKellar and Albert Barker. Rocket Bretherton is the NT Advocacy and Campaign Coordinator from the Justice Reform Initiative, while Ngarami McKellar and Albert Barker are Junior and Senior Mentors (respectively) from the Worldview Foundation.

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Ngarami and Albert in their own words......

Ngarami McKellar is from Palmerston, Northern Territory. He is currently a Junior Mentor for the Worldview Foundation in Canberra. Ngarami spent a lot of his youth doing crime which resulted in time in Don Dale. He is now focused on mentoring and youth works and supporting people to break out of a gang mentality.

Albert Barker is from Brewarrina, NSW and lives in Canberra working as a Senior Mentor at Worldview. He was in and out of prison between 1997 to 2018 and now uses his lived experience to help mentor Indigenous youth in Canberra. Worldview is an Indigenous not-for-profit organisation that creates new opportunities for vulnerable young people through a holistic life program and employment program. Worldview was started by two men - Jamie and Kurt - and has helped a huge number of people.Without Worldview, Albert would not have been able to turn his own life around and do the things he now does including staying clean and sober for over 8 years.

Contact the host of Our Voices Unlocked - Rocket Bretherton in conversation with Ngarami McKellar & Albert Barker

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