Tamara Richardson

Tamara Richardson serves as the Associate to the UNESCO Chair in Intercultural and Interreligious Relations for the Asia Pacific, a role held since September 2016. Previous experiences include working as a Foreign Collaborator focusing on EU and International Law and Art & Cultural Heritage Law at Studio Ubertazzi, and as a Research Assistant for the Australian Yearbook of International Law at ANU College of Law. Tamara has been involved with multiple institutions and initiatives, including the Asian Development Bank, where consultancy work focused on research and policy, and as the founder and director of PACE 48, promoting access to cultural education across Asia Pacific. Tamara has featured as a speaker, discussant, and facilitator at global events, including discussions led by the United Nations and participation in various youth and cultural forums. Academic qualifications include a Master of Laws from the University of Melbourne, a Juris Doctor from the Australian National University, a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from The University of Queensland, and a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice from The College of Law Australia.