In accepting the 2025 Australian Human Rights Medal, Arrernte leader William Tilmouth spoke about hope for children and the futures they deserve. This brief moment comes from a wider reflection on human rights, responsibility and care. “I see the brilliance of our young people. I have hope for our children, that our children can grow up free from oppression, violence, fear, poverty and discrimination.” These words speak to the values that guide William’s life and leadership, and to the future ou

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