Josie Campbell
Paralegal
Expertise
Josie Campbell is a Paralegal at Terri Janke and Company, where she brings care, curiosity and a keen eye for detail to everything she does. She holds a Bachelor of Arts, majoring in Socio-Legal Studies and Criminology, and has a genuine interest in social justice, the relationship between law and society, and Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property.
Experience
Josie joined Terri Janke and Company in 2026 as a Paralegal, supporting the team on matters involving Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP) and governance. Working alongside the firm’s solicitors, she helps prepare governance documents and draft materials, including accessible governance and ICIP factsheets that help communities understand their rights and obligations. Josie also supports the delivery of bespoke ICIP workshops, helping to draft and prepare materials tailored to the needs of different communities and organisations. The work she does with the firm’s solicitors helps support self-determination and the long-term goals of Indigenous businesses, organisations and individuals.
Before joining Terri Janke and Company, Josie built experience in legal and policy research through her studies, with a focus on Indigenous self-determination, the management of Indigenous cultural materials by institutions, and the protection of Indigenous knowledge. She also has experience in editing and creating accessible educational material for high schools across Australia and Canada.
Community
Josie grew up on Worimi land on the Mid North Coast of NSW, and holds a deep respect for the community, people and land around her. She has volunteered at the Blak Markets and Sorry Day events and values opportunities that support First Nations artists and community initiatives. In her spare time, you’ll find Josie visiting local artist and farmers markets, spending time with animals or going for a walk.
