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Board Members
Geneviève Gilbert
Executive Director
Geneviève Gilbert is an artist, activist and founder of Pink Cross Australia. Born in Québec, Canada, she has a Bachelor of Visual Arts, a Masters of Communication (Interactive Media) and a Graduate Diploma in Multimedia. While undertaking her Masters, Geneviève entered prostitution to pay off her student debts. It was this experience – and the violence and trauma she suffered throughout it – that led her to create Pink Cross Foundation Australia. Read her story here.
Guided by Christian egalitarian principles and feminist theory framework, Pink Cross connects with, supports and informs people affected by commercial sexual exploitation, providing service referrals and non-judgmental, compassionate care. Geneviève believes that both parties in the prostitution cycle must be educated on its harm, in order to abolish the system. Thus, the organisation also supports and informs people who view pornography or purchase sexual access to a person’s body on the disadvantage, violence and exploitation behind the glamour.
Kabir Singh
Commercial Manager
It all started in Genesis 3 — when humanity told God to take a hike. Since then, evil and suffering have marred our world. One area I’m especially passionate about is commercial sexual exploitation, including the harm caused by pornography, prostitution, and related industries. I believe every person carries equal, intrinsic value — regardless of sexuality, race, religion, or ability — because we are all made in the image of God.
I hold a Master’s in Economics and Finance from the University of Queensland (2020) and am committed to using that knowledge to grow Pink Cross into a global organisation that reaches millions. Outside of Pink Cross, I work full time in finance and am a professional beatboxer with over a decade of experience. I also enjoy reading and keeping active — both physically and spiritually.
Alexis Cullimore
Operations Manager
Graduating with a Bachelor of Law in late 2023, I have a profound interest in international human sexual trafficking law and its practical application. My analytical thinking skills and drive to see a change within communities in need is what motivates me to take on this leadership role.
Given our current hypersexualised and violent media landscape, Pink Cross comes in with plans to disrupt that cultural push. I truly want to support them grow for this. I want to see people heal, change, and live healthy lives.
Making mental health access more available to those affected by commercial sexual exploitation is something very important to me. I want to make my career bold enough to stop violence against women and human rights abuse. We must educate for prevention, rehabilitate for health, and we MUST protect the children. If we don’t, who will?
Gabby Baker
Long-form Content Writer
Gabby is a psychology student with a deep-rooted passion for equity, mental health, and social justice. With a strong focus on working with vulnerable communities, she has supported children in rural and regional areas as well as individuals in the aged care sector. Her work is grounded in the belief that everyone — regardless of age, location, or background — deserves access to compassionate care and psychological support. These experiences have shaped Gabby’s commitment to inclusive, empathetic practice and her drive to make mental health services more equitable and accessible across diverse populations.
Drawn to Pink Cross through her innate curiosity about human thought and behaviour, Gabby also brings a strong advocacy lens shaped by her commitment to women’s rights and education. As a long-form content writer, she combines her academic background with a heartfelt dedication to storytelling, aiming to inform, empower, and raise awareness about the psychological impact of s*xtortion, exploitation, and trafficking. Through her writing, she hopes to foster greater understanding and inspire action that uplifts and protects those most at risk.
Oneli Hewawithana
Short-form Content Writer/ Social Media Officer
Oneli is pursuing a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) and a Bachelor of Arts (Human Rights Major) at Monash University. As a passionate social justice advocate, she has helped raise money to aid disadvantaged children in Victoria and internationally, access health care and educational resources. She believes in the universal promotion of human rights, particularly women’s rights, with grounding beliefs in radical feminist frameworks of human rights theory.
Oneli is committed to making a positive impact on the world through her volunteerism, identifying the exploitation and trauma experienced by victims of the commercial sex industry as an issue of high concern. As a Short-form Content Writer and Social Media Officer, Oneli uses her creative flair and visual storytelling to convey sensitive information in an engaging manner. She hopes to use the Pink Cross platform to raise awareness for the abuse, coercion and exploitation experienced in the sex industry. Transforming these experiences into opportunities to educate and empower survivors through her content.
Join our Team
Do you feel passionate about and committed to supporting men and women transition out of the sex industry? Do you have time to volunteer or funds to donate?
We have some key volunteer opportunities that are crucial to the work of Pink Cross Australia. We welcome you to be part of a dedicated team and would greatly appreciate your skills, talents and support.
