QATSICPP welcomes the return of Dion Tatow as our 2025 Members Conference Master of Ceremonies. Joining him as co-MC is Tamara Creamer, QATSICPP’s Delegated Authority Manager.
Dion is an Iman and Wadja man from Central Queensland and Australian South Sea Islander. He has 15 years work experience in the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Controlled sector in a range of roles in health and child protection. Prior to this, he worked in a number of government agencies for almost 20 years in roles across health, human services and education. He has been involved in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community organisations since the early 1980s, advocating for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and issues across health, child protection, housing, LGBTIQ+ and education.
He is currently a member of the Queensland First Children and Families Board, Blue Card Services – Safe Children and Strong Communities Implementation Oversight Group and Chairperson of 2 Spirits Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation for Queensland LGBTIQ+ Sistergirl and Brotherboy Health and Wellbeing.
Tamara is a strong Kalkadoon/Waanyi woman who hails from North West Queensland and currently lives on Darumbal country in Yeppoon. With more than 10 years of service in the Community Controlled sector, she is motivated about being at the forefront of change and empowerment for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander families involved in child protection.
Tamara joined the QATSICPP team in 2020, regularly facilitates workshops and forums and is the host of QATSICPP’s inaugural podcast series.
Currently the Delegated Authority Manager, she is passionate about investing in member organisations to implement a game changer in decision making for our children, families and communities.
Register now to join Dion and Tamara for the 2025 QATSICPP Members Conference and Awards Night.
