Speaking Engagements
“I see a future where blak excellence is business as usual and cultural safety is a way of life, not a buzzword”
Kaylee Anderson is a Wiradjuri and Yorta Yorta/Bangerang woman, founder of Indigenuity Lab and an experienced public speaker on Aboriginal affairs, public policy, design and the built environment.
Drawing on her work across government, major infrastructure, international advocacy and Aboriginal business, Kaylee brings practical experience and informed perspectives to discussions about Aboriginal self-determination, cultural authority, policy reform and economic development.
Her speaking engagements range from international policy forums and executive leadership events to industry conferences and conversations with architects, designers and infrastructure professionals.
Speaking Topics
Aboriginal self-determination | Connecting with Country | Aboriginal engagement and co-design | Indigenous leadership | Aboriginal economic development | Major infrastructure and the built environment | Public policy and advocacy
Previous Speaking Engagements
2026
Demystifying Engagement | Melbourne Design Week, Woods Bagot
Past, Present and Future | Melbourne Design Week
Indigenous Leadership in the Energy Transition | Capire Consulting Group
2024
Annual Leadership Summit | Chief Executive Women
United Nations Commission on the Status of Women | Chief Executive Women
Planning Congress | Planning Institute of Australia
2022
BLAKitecture | MPavilion
2021
Reconciliation Action Plan Launch Panel | GHD
Empowering Indigenous Women And Girls
At Indigenuity Lab we are committed to amplifying Indigenous women and girls’ voices both nationally and internationally. Our women are the backbones of our families and communities, and we are the continuation of our matriarch's resilience and wisdom.
Through our unwavering dedication, we aim to dismantle structural barriers, promote accountability, and shape global standards on gender equality. We firmly believe that by elevating Indigenous women and girls’ voices, we can create a more equitable and just society for all.
We dedicate a portion of profits to having an ongoing presence at the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women, sit on boards for organisations focused on empowerment of our women, providing policy and strategy input to reshape systems, and maintain a presence at round tables and forums.
“If you have come here to help me you are wasting your time, but if you have come because your liberation is bound up with mine, then let us work together”
- Lilla Watson