Pathways to Politics

Donisha Duff

Smiling photo of Donisha Duff wearing a red blazer, green foliage behind her.

Donisha Duff is an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander woman originally from Thursday Island in the Torres Straits. Her family are Wuthathi Aboriginal Traditional Owners of Cape York, with familial links to Moa and Badu Islands. She is Senior Manager of the OCHRe Network of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Researchers nationally, and Chair of Stars Foundation Ltd. Donisha ran as the ALP Candidate for Bowman in the 2022 Federal election.

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A group of 12 diverse women standing outside a historical parliament building. They are smiling as a young woman in their group takes a selfie of the group.
29th of November 2023

Pathways to Politics for Women broadens reach to WA and TAS, empowering diverse women in every state and territory to pursue politics

Pathways to Politics for Women will go fully national in 2024 with the introduction of our award-winning program to Western Australia and Tasmania, boosting gender equality and diversity in Australian politics nationwide. The programs will run in partnership with the University of Western Australia and the University of Tasmania.
Founding Partners
Women's Leadership Institute Australia
Trawalla Foundation
University of Melbourne

University Partners
University of Melbourne
QUT
UNSW
Charles Darwin University

University of Canberra
The University of Adelaide
University of Tasmania
The University of Western Australia