Tracy’s career has been driven by a desire to make a meaningful impact on others’ lives. She began as a sales assistant at Katies and later worked in medical and legal fields, where she saw firsthand the struggles many Australians face and developed a strong sense of justice. Tracy’s passion for education grew when she established an Out of School Hours (OOSH) service at her daughters’ school, which led her to pursue a Bachelor of Teaching (Primary).

After completing her degree, Tracy taught in primary schools across Western Sydney, where she became deeply concerned by the declining standards in education. Witnessing issues like bullying, poor accountability, and a lack of creative thinking in the classroom, Tracy left teaching to work as an adult trainer and assessor. She also worked on a number of community programs. These roles highlighted systemic issues, further fuelling her drive to advocate for change.

Additionally, Tracy runs a business focused on sexual safety education, training, and consultancy, where she helps individuals and organisations foster safer environments.