Members On Their Way Members On Their Way: Gabrielle Ebsworth Meet the Wangkumara woman with a passion for Indigenous education and an obsession with footy. By Natalie Cornish Members On Their Way Meet the Wangkumara woman with a passion for Indigenous education and an obsession with footy. By Natalie Cornish Previous article What Is A Money Anxiety Disorder? Next article Putting The U Back In Valuable Gabrielle Ebsworth is a proud Wangkumara and Barkindji woman from rural NSW. She moved down to Melbourne to study Politics and Sociology, but then switched to Neuroscience to pursue a career in public health. Gabby currently splits her time between studying, volunteering and working at Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (VACCHO) as a Campaigns Assistant. Here, she talks her passion for empowering Indigenous children, why we should all be moving through life at our own pace and the most remarkable woman she’s ever met.“I joined Future Women as an Australian Indigenous Education Foundation (AIEF) Alumna after I was asked to speak at the HerVote Studio Session in Melbourne. I very quickly immersed myself in the opportunity as I was looking to branch out from my very small bubble of university life. membersontheirway Best Of Future Women Members On Their Way Members On Their Way: Sarah Fritz By Natalie Cornish Members On Their Way Members On Their Way: Jodie Dean By Natalie Cornish Members On Their Way Members On Their Way: Zufi Emerson By Natalie Cornish Members On Their Way Members On Their Way: Melinda Fletcher By Natalie Cornish Members On Their Way Members On Their Way: Jo Wright By Natalie Cornish Members On Their Way Members On Their Way: Fiona Glaskin By Natalie Cornish Members On Their Way Members On Their Way: Cathy Ngo By Natalie Cornish Members On Their Way Members On Their Way: Natasha Akib By Natalie Cornish Your inbox just got smarter If you’re not a member, sign up to our newsletter to get the best of Future Women in your inbox.
