Young people connecting with older people
This is a recently published article from the Australian Community Psychologist on Promoting Community Engagement through an Intergenerational program. bit.ly/1jqokTc
View ArticleStop Teaching our Kids to Kill
A call to action on on-screen violence – New Revised edition of an important book: http://amzn.to/1rLPKaB
View ArticleNational Child Protection Week 2014
National Child Protection Week is next week! This year the Governor General, Sir Peter Cosgrove and Lady Cosgrove will be hosting an event with NAPCAN at Admiralty House on Friday 5th September to...
View ArticleChildren’s Rights Report 2014 launched
The National Children’s Commissioner Megan Mitchell has launched the Children’s Rights Report 2014 and detailed the findings of her investigation into suicide and intentional self-harm among young...
View ArticleParent Engagement
A guide from the Centre for New Public Education: “we take a look at parent engagement, an education policy pillar for governments across the country at the slippery nexus between student school and...
View ArticleReport of the Launch of the Children’s Rights Report
See the live video of the launch here: youtube.com/watch?v=SN49qEKAtEk Download the Children’s Rights Report here: Children’s Rights Report 2014 Debra Magi – Director of Wellbeing Australia – attended...
View ArticleExploring safety and harm of students with cognitive disability in and around...
Students with cognitive disability experience higher rates of abuse, neglect and exploitation than students without disability. This research project investigated what students, their families and...
View ArticleWhy quality early childcare is especially important for low income families
Research from University of Adelaide: adelaide.edu.au/ news/news77882.html
View ArticleHealing Communities – How To Join Rifts In The Social Fabric
Interesting article from WBA member Helen Trent: In any human community – from something as large as the global village to something as small as a family unit – there will always be points of conflict....
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