A proud Wiragjuri woman from Wellington High School, Mackenzie Humphries, has won the NASCA NAIDOC Award for Collaboration in 2021.
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Ms Humphries was nominated for the award for excelling academically and for carrying the NASCA values of cultural pride and inclusion, collaboration, excellence, trust, and integrity.
In the citation announcing the award Ms Humphries' importance of family and her values are reflected upon.
"Not only does Mackenzie lead by example as the Wellington youth leader but she continuously encourages all other NASCA students to be their best and participate in all activities.
"Mackenzie is committed to actively making a positive impact on the Aboriginal community."
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