The Board of Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras announced this week the appointment of Jeremy Moineau as Director.
Following an open EOI process, the board welcomed Moineau to the role on Friday.
Jeremy is a senior human rights specialist, performer and advocate whose experience spans human rights, public policy, governance and the arts.
She has led human rights advocacy initiatives in the United States, including the Trans March on DC, and supported Black Lives Matter rallies in New York City.
Jeremy currently leads LGBTQIA+ Equity and Inclusion at the Centre for Social Justice and Inclusion (CSJI) and provides strategic governance to the Inner City Legal Centre (ICLC), NSW’s dedicated LGBTQIA+ community legal service.
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Jeremy’s appointment will continue until the 2027 Annual General Meeting
Announcing Jeremy in the role, the Board highlighted that she brings “a strong combination of advocacy, governance, creativity and community connection.”
“We look forward to the experience and perspective she will contribute to the Board.”
Jeremy has successfully advocated for greater equity and inclusion across government and community, including through the ICLC’s Blueprint for Equality justice equity report.
She was also a co-author of the NSW Parliament LGBTQIA+ Safe Workplaces Strategy 2025–2030 – the first strategy of its kind in the Parliament’s history.
Image: SGLMGAlongside her human rights work, Jeremy leads equity and skill-building initiatives, speaks regularly on industry panels, and brings a professional background in performance and the arts.
Jeremy is also deeply connected to Sydney’s nightlife and performing arts communities. She joins the Board with a commitment to preserving Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras’ significant history and cultural heritage, while supporting its continued growth as an inclusive and positive force for LGBTQIA+ communities in Australia and around the world.
Welcome to the role, Jeremy.
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