2025 NSW Anti-slavery

Commissioner's Commendations

Nominate candidates for the 2025 NSW Anti-slavery Commissioner’s Commendations

2025 NSW Anti-slavery Commissioner's Commendations

The NSW Anti-slavery Commissioner’s Commendations are awarded to those who have made a significant contribution to the anti-slavery movement in NSW and beyond.

We are excited to invite you to nominate candidates for the 2025 NSW Anti-slavery Commissioner’s Commendations.

The Commendations are awarded in alignment with the five categories outlined in the NSW Anti-slavery Commissioner’s five strategic priorities, set out in the NSW Anti-slavery Commissioner’s Strategic Plan 2023-2026: Working Together for Real Freedom.

⭐ Achievement in Building Prevention Capacity
⭐ Achievement in Enabling Remedy
⭐ Achievement in Fostering Responsible Business Practices
⭐ Achievement in Changing the Narrative
⭐ Achievement in Developing a Community of Purpose

Eligibility: Any individual, organisation or collaborative initiative that has made a significant contribution since 1 July 2024 to the anti-slavery movement.

How to nominate: Simply fill out this form by clicking on 'next' below.

Complete the nominee information section, include the individual’s name, organisation or collaborative initiative, and their contribution to at least one of the Commissioner's strategic priorities, along with a brief explanation of that contribution.
Complete the nominator information section, this information will not be shared with the nominee.

Click 'submit' once you have completed both sections, and your nomination will be sent for review.

Please note that self-nominations are not accepted.

Nominations will close on 15 October 2025.

Recipients will be announced at the Celebration Dinner on 5 November 2025 in Wollongong.

Let’s recognise those making a difference in the fight against modern slavery.

* All fields on the form are mandatory

2025 NSW Anti-slavery Commissioner's Commendations form

Nominee's Information

Make sure to answer each question before submitting the form.

Who would you like to nominate? *

Name of the individual, organisation, or initiative *

What is the organisation or initiative they are connected to, for the purpose of this nomination? *

Strategic priority nominee has contributed to (Select all that apply) *

Achievement in Building Prevention Capacity

Achievement in Enabling Remedy

Achievement in Fostering Responsible Business Practices

Achievement in Changing the Narrative

Achievement in Developing a Community of Purpose

Provide a URL about the nominee’s activities in this area (Optional)

Why do you think the nominee should receive a Commendation? *

Provide the email address or a contact number for the nominee *

2025 NSW Anti-slavery Commissioner's Commendations form

Nominator Information

Make sure to answer each question before submitting the form.

This will not be shared with the nominee.

Provide your email address *

Name of person making the nomination *

Confirm Humanity - Before submitting your expression of interest, we need to confirm you are a human.

By proceeding with the nomination, I consent to the Office of the NSW Anti-Slavery Commissioner (OASC) collecting my personal information including name, email address and phone number (optional) for the purpose of the submission of my nomination.

I understand that:

The OASC will hold my personal information and use it for the purposes of managing participant attendance,
The provision of personal information is voluntary,
Only OASC and a contracted event contractor will have access to my personal information,
My personal information will be deleted after the completion of the event,
I have the right to the correction of the information and to access it by contacting the OASC.

Further information about the handling of personal information by DCJ can be found in our privacy policy.

Anti-slavery Fact Sheet

Email: [email protected]

Site: Office of the NSW Anti-slavery Commissioner

We acknowledge that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are the first peoples and traditional custodians of Australia and the oldest continuing culture in human history, and we pay our respects to Elders past and present.

We acknowledge that First Nations communities in New South Wales have survived practices that today we call modern slavery and continue to live with its legacies.

NSW Anti-slavery Commissioner: information contained on this website is based on knowledge and understanding at the time of writing (July 2025) and is subject to change. View more information here

2025 NSW Anti-slavery

Commissioner's Commendations

NSW Anti-slavery Commissioner: information contained on this website is based on knowledge and understanding at the time of writing (July 2025) and is subject to change. View more information here

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