Media enquiries
Unharm connects journalists with people who bring new perspectives to media reporting, including lived experience of drugs
For media enquiries, contact:
Will Tregoning – CEO
[email protected]
0491 173 099
Media spokespeople
Will Tregoning
Drug policy, About Unharm, Lived experience
Will is the CEO of Unharm.
Sam Kidd
Campaigns
Sam is the Campaigns Director of Unharm.
Shawnee Rose
Lived experience
Shawnee is an advocate, activist and public innovator from Sydney.
Ernie Hamilton
Lived experience
Ernie is a veterinarian, events manager and DJ from the NSW Southern Highlands.
Kamili J. Hennessy
Lived experience
Kamili is a writer, financial planner and festival manager from regional NSW
Nat Gombos
Lived experience
Nat is a Sydney solicitor and business consultant.
Katelyn
Lived experience
Katelyn is a former social worker currently retraining and surviving for now as a barista.
Aaron
Lived experience
Aaron was diagnosed with inattentive ADHD and autism as an adult and through his work with harm reduction has seen how stigma and open discrimination towards people who use illicit substances has impeded proper treatment.
Karly King
Lived experience
Works in drug and alcohol and peer advocacy.
Don Fuggle
Lived experience
Don is a building design consultant, life coach and dance enthusiast from Sydney.
Sam Murray
Lived experience
Sam is a doctor, harm reduction advocate and psychedelics advocate.
Angela Johnson
Lived experience
Angela is an educator, social worker, proud local community member, dancing queen
Nick Wallis
Lived experience
Nick is a broadcaster/webcaster with a background in not-for-profit organisations who currently works in harm reduction at festivals and events.
Tom
Lived experience
Tom works in marketing helping companies find new and engaging ways to connect and communicate.
Apply for StoryLab
Do you have a story that hasn’t been heard?
Journalists covering drug stories mostly write about law enforcement, and they are always quoting people like police and politicians. People who use drugs are almost never quoted. StoryLab prepares people like you to bring new, honest perspectives to media reporting about drugs.