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Shelley
Ware

Education Consultant, Keynote Speaker, MC & Media Personality

Profile

Shelley Ware is a proud Yankunytjatjara and Wirangu woman from Adelaide, South Australia, who currently lives in Melbourne.

For the past decade or so, Shelley has worked in the media as a radio and television presenter on both local and national AFLM and AFLW football news shows. She is the host of the web show The Colour Of Your Jumper and a member of the Outersanctum Podcast Show and Broad Radio.

Current Work

Shelley is a member of the Carlton FC RAP committee and the AFLW All Australian and Rising Star Selection committee. Shelley has become one of the most respected and recognised female presenters of AFLM and AFLW football in the country. Recently announced as the Essendon Women’s Network ‘Football Woman of the Year.’ Shelley is a well sought-after MC and Keynote Speaker.

Shelley has co-written the national curriculum through Culture is Life and ABC Education for the Australian Dream and Archie Roach - Stolen Generation. For the second year in a row, she has written the national primary curriculum for NAIDOC week with SBS Learn and this year writing both primary and Secondary.

Shelley is an education consultant who previously worked writing a national curriculum for teachers at Culture is Life. She is passionate about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history being embedded into our national curriculum.

Expertise
Feedback
Shelley delivered a moving, impactful and powerful learning experience to our community. We had a great turn-out, from a huge number of registrations, and have received excellent feedback from audience members. Shelley's story, experiences and suggestions made a huge impact and assisted us all to learn something new and equipped us to contribute to the journey of reconciliation. Wyndham

Shelley is the absolute consummate professional. We can't speak highly enough of her - calm, patient and really understands a brief and manages it. We'd highly recommend her for speaking engagements/TV host events. She's warm and engaging and really deserves much higher priority in terms of public recognition.

Women's March4Justice Ltd

Shelley gave an excellent talk regarding her experiences as an Indigenous Woman, and insights into Indigenous Culture and traditions. She held the year 10 boys’ attention and engaged them.

Scotch College Melbourne
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