Carly Stanley is the CEO and Co-Founder of Deadly Connections. Carly is a proud Wiradjuri woman, born and raised on Gadigal land. Carly founded Deadly Connections in 2018 as an Aboriginal led, community focussed, grassroots not-for-profit organisation. As an ongoing and active member of her Aboriginal community, Carly has strong cultural/community connections, knowledge, and skills to adequately respond to the needs of the Aboriginal community and to establish and grow Deadly Connections. In 2020 Carly was awarded a Churchill Fellowship and an AMP Tomorrow Makers award.
Carly has both lived and professional experience in a number of community services areas but has spent over 20 years working across the govt and non-govt sector supporting justice involved people, families and communities. Some has practical experience in roles working with young people, counselling, teaching, case management and within correctional settings. Carly has held senior level management roles. In addition to Carly’s professional expertise, she also holds a Masters of Criminology and other academic qualifications that compliment her practical acumen.
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To investigate community-led responses and innovative approaches to the criminal justice system
Carly Stanley
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