Tony Kage

UNSW Student - he / him / his

"We all have a unique story to share for anyone who is willing to listen".

Born to Vietnamese immigrants, Tony knows firsthand the importance of creating a sense of belonging and welcome for people from different cultural backgrounds. UNSW Masters student, Tony feels the diverse student community has enriched his learning experience, allowing him to appreciate different perspectives.  

“If someone disagrees with you, it doesn’t mean anyone is wrong, they simply view things from a different lens, and have different lived experiences.  

Keep an open mind and see what you can learn.”  

Tony advocates for empathy, understanding and respect. Tony says inclusivity is about embracing people for who they are and trying to be conscious of how your actions may impact the way someone else feels. His top tip? “If you happen to notice someone looking a little left out, try and make first contact and introduce yourself. We all have a unique story to share for anyone who is willing to listen.”  

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