Influential work
- Delivered the largest Digital Inclusion Baseline for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities in NSW to measure what matters and create a robust evidence base and roadmap to improve Digital Inclusion in NSW
- Reviewed a community-led program supporting Aboriginal women transition out of prison, which provides wraparound health and wellbeing services
- Evaluated COVID-19 point of care testing initiative in remote First Nations communities.
- Reviewed healthcare in detention for First Nations people resulting in enhanced health services and policy advice
- Managed the evaluation of an ongoing multi-modal enterprise-wide leadership program
Outside of Nous
Taliah Campbell (formerly King) is a proud Aboriginal Walbunja, Waanyi and Pita Pita woman with a background in psychology and deep expertise in trauma-aware practice. Outside of Nous, she has worked as a telephone crisis supporter and supported Australians through suicide, DFSV, and mental health crises. She was a keynote speaker at the 2024 Wesley Mission Suicide Prevention Forum and the 2021 NSW Aboriginal Suicide Prevention Symposium and is a former member of the National Indigenous Youth Parliament.
Prior to joining Nous, Taliah worked with members of her Dharawal community to provide a culturally safe space for young Indigenous women to creatively express themselves through the arts.
In her spare time...
Taliah enjoys spending time with her family, reading or baking.