Our Regional NSW International Womens week post

Leticia Anne Designs
July 6, 2022

Wiradjuri woman, Leticia Quince began her career as a Community Services caseworker at 19 and started her own graphic design business at 23 all while continuing to mentor other young people.

She’s always been determined to create her own path in life and is using her experiences to help and inspire other young people. “I knew that if I kept pushing through any barriers that I could stand for myself but also stand and be a voice for other young people that might not have the voice to stand for themselves.”

Leticia is being recognised as a force, not only as a AbSec Youth Ambassador but as the winner of the Indigenous Achievement Award at the 7 News Young Achiever Awards.

“I find that I surprise people daily (in) how much I have overcome yet achieved in such a short time.” #InternationalWomensWeek

— feeling motivated in Wiradjuri Country.

I would like to acknowledge the Nations of which we come from, live upon and create within. I’d like to acknowledge and pay our respects to my Elders past, present and future emerging. I’d also like to extend my gratitude for the gifts from Mother Earth, my Ancestors, our Creators and my communities. I am grateful for the knowledge and guidance I have had in my journey and for having the space to share through cultural storytelling and art. We therefore, would like to say GAWAYMBANHA ‘Welcome’ as you join myself and our collaborators at Leticia Anne Designs & Co.