Articles by Angelica Di Camillo
- Profile
- Angelica Di Camillo is an environmental engineer, campaigner, and pilates teacher. She was the Greens candidate for the 2024 Prahran by-election, where she campaigned to end unlimited rent increases, cheaper groceries through capped prices, 50 cent public transport, real climate action with no more coal and gas, and saving public housing. Angelica is deeply committed to embedding community work into everything the Greens do. Her approach to politics is grounded in the belief that change is built from the ground up, through community organising together for a fairer, more sustainable future. As a young person living in St Kilda East, Angelica has seen firsthand how rising costs and climate inaction are shaping her generation’s future.
Culture, Democracy, Green Agenda 2025:3, Social Justice, Theory
On mutual aid, electoral politics and building community
This is what the new wave of Greens campaigning looks like: mutual aid, free meals, and public housing solidarity. Campaigning as community-building work, even when electoral wins aren’t guaranteed. But this is how our movement grows: through reflection and skill-sharing across loss and victory, embedding social justice in all we do. [...]