Soft Infrastructure · Glenroy
Wheatsheaf Road
Community conversations translated into a brief and coordinated delivery for a building-integrated project.
Explore projectConsulting experience
Explore experience across local government, community, university and arts settings.
Selected brings together two Soft Infrastructure commissions and Alisha’s network coordination through Maribyrnong City Council. All examples also includes relevant experience from previous roles and independent practice.
3 examples · Selected
Soft Infrastructure · Glenroy
Community conversations translated into a brief and coordinated delivery for a building-integrated project.
Explore projectUniversity of Melbourne · Soft Infrastructure
Designing and delivering gender equity workshops, practical tool learning and gender impact analysis for the University of Melbourne.
Explore projectMaribyrnong City Council and intercultural city partners
Bringing council peers together to share practice, discuss policy and connect local inclusion work with international exchange.
Explore projectAlisha’s work connects gender, culture, language, disability, First Nations inclusion and lived experience with the systems that shape participation. The areas below bring together the diversity and inclusion work documented across her Council roles and professional practice.
Co-design of free municipal leisure access with VACCA, the Aboriginal Advancement League and a local Advisory Group; Closing the Gap audit and accountability work.
Bandmates support at Maribyrnong; Auslan, audio description, access consultation and transport support at Darebin for Deaf and disabled participants.
Gender Impact Analysis design, pilot, evaluation and Office for Women advice; action planning, working groups, staff learning, Pride and awareness programming, and inclusive facilities and signage.
Intercultural policy and programming, Welcoming Cities work, language-services review, anti-racism storytelling workshops, Welcoming Dinners, Cultural Diversity Week, NAIDOC participation, cross-cultural and interfaith engagement, inclusive communications and local-to-international policy exchange.
Lived-experience engagement in homelessness work, rough sleeping guidance, housing-policy advice, regional mental-health advocacy, food security and healthier-food research partnerships, with attention to social and economic barriers.
Community-led partnership pathways, IC Nights and youth music programming, resident-led Play Streets, inclusion presentations and Lunch and Learn sessions, and practical making workshops for women and non-binary people.