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SUPERVISORY BOARD
Chair, Jacqueline Woodman
Jacqueline is currently Executive Director of the Australian Writers' Guild. After years working in organisations focused on lobbying for justice for the poor at the international level Jacqueline became Director of the Whitlam Institute, drawn by Gough Whitlam’s vision of equal opportunity for all to a life worth living and to his commitment to equality in access to the arts as part of that vision. She continues this work with the Australian Writers' Guild.
Vice Chair, Julia Roy
Julia is a sessional lecturer of ethics in the School of Law and associate lecturer of business law in the Australian School of Business at the University of New South Wales. She has a professional background in refugee and genocide prevention advocacy and policy. She has represented Australian Civil Society at the United Nations and non-governmental forums in New York, Europe, the Asia-Pacific and Australia. Her research interests include sovereign debt, export credit, freedom of information and financial justice.
Secretary, James Murray
Research Director, Luke Fletcher
Luke has been involved with Jubilee Australia for the past five years, including a two year period as the National Coordinator, followed by researching Australian government support of mining and petroleum projects in the Pacific and campaigning for a global Financial Transaction (aka 'Robin hood') Tax. Luke was a Rotary World Peace Fellow from 2007-2009, where he completed a masters in political science and international studies at the University of California, Berkeley and undertook an internship at London-based NGO Global Witness. Luke is currently completing a PhD in Politics as a Gates Scholar at Cambridge University, England.
Community Outreach Director, Anne Lanyon
Anne is the Co-ordinator of the Columban Mission Institute Centre for Peace Ecology and Justice which makes connections between the global and the local and between issues of peace, ecology and justice. In this role Anne facilitates workshops, training programs and develops resources with a wide range of groups from school students and young adults to community and parish organizations. She has been involved with Jubilee Australia since 1999 and is keen to promote the Jubilee principle, which is the foundational principle of the Jubilee movement.
STAFF
Adele Webb
National Coordinator
Email: adele(at)jubileeaustralia.org
Adele has been working with Jubilee Australia since 2006. After initially training as a lawyer in Sydney, Adele completed further study in economics, anthropology and development through the University of South Africa. She has spent time living and volunteering in South Africa and Malawi, and has just recently returned from two months working with local NGOs in Manila. At Jubilee, Adele is particularly interested in critically examining the impacts of 'free market' economic policy and the prioritising of debt repayments on efforts to reduce poverty and strengthen the economies in the two-thirds world.
Stephanie Long
Campaigns and Policy Officer
Email: stephanie(at)jubileeaustralia.org
Stephanie completed studies in Social Work and Anthropology at the University of Queensland, and over the past 12 years has worked as a community development worker, environmental justice campaigner, grant writer, facilitator and research assistant. Prior to working with Jubilee Australia, Stephanie was a program coordinator at Friends of the Earth International where she facilitated the participation of the 77 national member groups in the climate justice and energy program. Stephanie's principle areas of work included the 'affected peoples' campaign to increase democratic, social and economic resilience of communities extremely vulnerable to climate change, as well as coordinating Friends of the Earth International's engagement in the UN climate negotiations. Stephanie is very happy to join the Jubilee Australia team and combine effective advocacy with strong research to achieve economic justice outcomes for all peoples and the planet.
VOLUNTEERS
Scott Hickie, Stephanie Lusby, Edwyn Shiell
ACADEMIC ADVISORS
Professor Ross Buckley
 Ross Buckley is the Professor of International Finance Law at the University of New South Wales, founding Series Editor of the Global Trade Law Series, Kluwer Law International of The Hague and Series Co-Editor of Kluwer’s International Banking and Finance Law Series. His work focuses on ways to improve the regulation and resilience of national financial systems and the global financial system. He has consulted to government departments in Australia, Indonesia, Vietnam and the U.S. and to banks and finance houses in Australia and the U.K. He was recently invited to address a forum of the European Parliament examining the financial transactions tax proposal.
Professor John Langmore
 John Langmore is a Professorial Fellow in the Department of Political Science at the University of Melbourne, and a visiting fellow at the University of New England. He is also the president of the United Nations Association of Australia and an Australian board member of the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons.
Kate Macdonald
 Kate Macdonald is a Lecturer at the University of Melbourne, Australia. Her research examines emerging systems of global economic governance, with a particular focus on social, labour and human rights governance arrangements and their implications for developing countries. Before taking up her current job in Melbourne she held positions at London School of Economics, Australian National University and Oxford University . She has carried out research and consultancy work for a range of development and human rights organisations, including Amnesty International, ActionAid and the UK ’s Corporate Responsibility Coalition.
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