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Nominations for Out For Australia's 30 Under 30 closing soon

LGBTQIA+ mentoring and support organisation Out For Australia are once again on the lookout for 30 rising stars from across the country.

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The 30 Under 30 honours celebrate outstanding individuals under the age of 30, working to improve the world for LGBTQIA+ communities.

Winner are chosen based on tangible contributions to LGBTQIA+ communities, success in their chosen field and qualities that inspire others as a role model.

Major categories among the winners include Community Advocate, Standout Student, Regional Legend, Inclusion & Belonging Champion and Rising Star.

Past winners include local legends Georgia Foulkes-Taylor, Mackenzie Godson, Tegan Harrington and Thomas Drake-Brockman, as well as Victorian performer and transgender advocate Mama Alto, and former WA activist and Students for Marriage Equality founder Oscar Kaspi-Crutchett.

To submit a nomination, head to outforaustralia.org. Nominations close August 18.


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