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TiPS Graduate
Stephanie Serret
She/Her
About
Locations
- Barwon South West
Areas Of Expertise
- Community and Youth
- Creating Safe and Inclusive Spaces
- LGBTIQA+ Awareness and Inclusion
Presentation Topics
- Community Engagement
- Conference presentations
- Group facilitation
- Youth Engagement
Open to Negotiating Fees
Yes
Biography
Stephanie Serret (she/her) brings over a decade of experience working within local government across Victoria. Having come out while working in the sector, Steph speaks authentically to the transformative impact that inclusive, supportive workplaces can have on LGBTQIA+ staff wellbeing and retention.
In her current role as a Youth Community Development Officer, with a strong focus on social inclusion, Steph facilitates a Community of Practice for secondary school staff supporting LGBTQIA+ young people. She provides guidance, resources, and practical strategies to help schools create safe, affirming, and inclusive environments for all students.
Steph is deeply passionate about empowering individuals to show up as their authentic selves. Her work centres on fostering meaningful conversations, encouraging personal growth, and creating opportunities for reflection and connection.
Beyond her professional life, Steph is an active community volunteer, serving as Assistant Reserve Women’s Coach and Wellbeing Officer at her local football (soccer) club.
Experience
Steph has extensive experience presenting at conferences, workshops, and community events. Her speaking engagements include the LGPro Annual Conference, Rotary Youth Leadership Awards programs, the Safe Schools Conference, and a range of program presentations delivered to secondary school staff, students, and community organisations.
She is also Teen Mental Health First Aid trained, further strengthening her capacity to facilitate meaningful, safe, and informed discussions with diverse cohorts.