Mary-Anne Cosgrove 6/19/25 Mary-Anne Cosgrove 6/19/25

AHOY 2025: AJ Williams-Tchen

In recognition of his tireless efforts training people in Mental Health First Aid for First Nations communities, and promoting understanding and reconciliation between First Nations peoples and other members of the community.

Mary-Anne Cosgrove 6/19/25 Mary-Anne Cosgrove 6/19/25

LAA 2025: Meg Wallace

In recognition of her thought leadership and activism that profoundly impacted the humanist and secular communities in Australia and beyond.

Mary-Anne Cosgrove 12/10/24 Mary-Anne Cosgrove 12/10/24

AHOY 2024: Luke Beck

In recognition of his tireless efforts in defending the rights of the religious and non-religious against religious discrimination.

Mary-Anne Cosgrove 12/10/24 Mary-Anne Cosgrove 12/10/24

LAA 2024: Phil Carswell

In recognition of his lifetime of activism and achievement, working alongside diverse cohorts of people to promote human rights, equality, natural justice and the empowerment of those who are victims of discrimination, powerlessness and stigma. His work included helping to lead Australia's response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic in the 1980s and 1990s and he was a pioneer of the marriage equality movement.

Evan Karas 6/21/21 Evan Karas 6/21/21

OHA 2021: Lyndon Storey

In recognition of his outstanding achievements in the Australian Humanist Movement