Adongwot Manyoul is a South Sudanese-Australian communications professional, youth advocate, and thought leader with a strong academic background. She holds a double degree in Communication (Journalism) and International Studies.

In 2019, Adongwot was awarded a Churchill Fellowship, completing her research in 2024. Her work focused on exploring innovative anti-racism strategies within the education system to support the success of young people from African diaspora communities and foster genuine social cohesion.

Currently, Adongwot serves as an advisor to the Victorian Government on the Victorian African Communities Committee, where she contributes her expertise to enhance policies and initiatives for multicultural communities. She is also the President of the Abyei Youth Association of Victoria, leading efforts to empower young people from Abyei, a contested South Sudanese state.

As a bi-cultural consultant, speaker, and facilitator, Adongwot delivers workshops, seminars, and keynotes that challenge perspectives on race, identity, and inclusion. Her interactive approach encourages critical thinking and fosters meaningful conversations across diverse age groups and backgrounds.

Adongwot has worked with a wide range of organisations, councils, and schools to create stronger, more inclusive communities. Combining her lived experience, academic knowledge, and practical expertise, she offers tailored solutions that address the unique needs of organizations striving for greater diversity and inclusion.

Organisations that work with Adongwot will not only foster genuine cultural safety but also create lasting change. Her ability to create inclusive spaces, challenge biases, and promote open dialogue equips organisations with the tools to move from awareness to action. Engaging with Adongwot means partnering with someone committed to driving social change through impactful strategies that build stronger, more cohesive, and equitable environments for all.