Above: Governor’s Human Rights Week Reception at Government House on 10 December 2014. Pictured: Lieutenant Governor of Tasmania, His Excellency the Honourable Justice Alan Blow, OAM with Ms Karina Stojansek receiving the Human Rights Individual Award on behalf of her late husband Jeremy Ball with Griffin Ball (left) and Jasper Stojansek (right). Above: Tasmanian Human Rights Awards Announcement at Parliament House on 3 December 2014. Pictured: (L to R) Craig Martin, Acting Director of Communities, Sport and Recreation Tasmania with Jenny Hood, Mrs Pat Hood, and Chris Symonds and Neal Rodwell, recipients of the Robin Hood AM Sports Award. 2014 Awards: A Fairer World School Award Winner St James Catholic College – Sponsored by A Fairer World with a donation from Anne & Tony Peacock Human Rights Youth Award Winner Emillie McDonell – High Commendation Jointly – Oliver Hovenden and Chessells Sponsored by Newport Wildman & Associates Human Rights Lesbian, Gay, Bi-Sexual, Transgender and Intersex (LGBTI) Cultural Awareness Award Winner Andrew Badcock – High Commendation Caleb Nichols-Mansell – Sponsored by Rainbow Communities Tasmania Inc Angus Downie Print Journalism Award Winner Caroline Tang – Sponsored by Robin Banks and Michael Small Multicultural Award Winner Bridging Visa Social Club and in particular the contribution of Mieka Tabart – Sponsored by the Migrant Resource Centre (Southern Tasmania) Human Rights Organisation Award Winner Launceston Human Library – Sponsored by the Hobart City Council Robin Hood AM Sports Award Winner Wynyard Yacht Club and in particular the contribution of Neal Rodwell – Sponsored by Communities, Sport and Recreation Tasmania
Above: Governor’s Human Rights Week Reception at Government House on 10 December 2014. Pictured: Lieutenant Governor of Tasmania, His Excellency the Honourable Justice Alan Blow, OAM with Ms Karina Stojansek receiving the Human Rights Individual Award on behalf of her late husband Jeremy Ball with Griffin Ball (left) and Jasper Stojansek (right). Above: Tasmanian Human Rights Awards Announcement at Parliament House on 3 December 2014. Pictured: (L to R) Craig Martin, Acting Director of Communities, Sport and Recreation Tasmania with Jenny Hood, Mrs Pat Hood, and Chris Symonds and Neal Rodwell, recipients of the Robin Hood AM Sports Award. 2014 Awards: A Fairer World School Award Winner – St James Catholic College Sponsored by A Fairer World with a donation from Anne & Tony Peacock Human Rights Youth Award Winner – Emillie McDonell High Commendation Jointly – Oliver Hovenden and Chessells Sponsored by Newport Wildman & Associates Human Rights Lesbian, Gay, Bi-Sexual, Transgender and Intersex (LGBTI) Cultural Awareness Award Winner – Andrew Badcock High Commendation – Caleb Nichols-Mansell Sponsored by Rainbow Communities Tasmania Inc Angus Downie Print Journalism Award Winner – Caroline Tang Sponsored by Robin Banks and Michael Small Multicultural Award Winner – Bridging Visa Social Club and in particular the contribution of Mieka Tabart Sponsored by the Migrant Resource Centre (Southern Tasmania) Human Rights Organisation Award Winner – Launceston Human Library Sponsored by the Hobart City Council Robin Hood AM Sports Award Winner – Wynyard Yacht Club and in particular the contribution of Neal Rodwell Sponsored by Communities, Sport and Recreation Tasmania
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