This is the website of Alex White, in Melbourne Australia, a campaigns and communications professional working in the trade union movement.

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I am a campaigns and communications coordinator for the National Tertiary Education Union (Victorian Division), where I am responsible for the union’s strategic planning, organising and campaign activities. I have firsthand experience in planning and running campaigns, lobbying and advocating for NTEU members, and engaging and activating workers and the community.

I am a founding director of Creative Unions, a new non-profit organisation committed to strengthening the trade union movement’s communication strategies and design.

I have a Masters of Public Policy and Management from the University of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. My Masters of Public Policy focused on climate change policy and media management. I have a strong understanding and appreciation for the magnitude of the climate change challenge facing Australia and the world.

I have several years of governance experience with community and activist organisations. I was an Executive member of the University of Melbourne Graduate Association since 2007, and was Treasurer in 2008. I was board member of the Melbourne University Student Union Ltd (2005-2006), and was General Secretary and Public Officer in 2006.

I am a Climate Project presenter and was trained by Al Gore at the 2009 Climate Project Asia Pacific Summit.

I am the National Secretary of the Labor Environment Action Network, a national network within the Labor Party working to raise awareness about climate change and improve the Federal Government’s climate change policy. I am also a member of the Education and Youth Affairs Policy Committee of the Victorian ALP.

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This website is run on the open source blogging software WordPress. It uses a modified version of the Woothemes Canvas Theme. The modifications were cobbled together by me after much trial and error.