The Power of Empathy and Self-Compassion in Advocacy and Mental Health Work In professions that involve supporting vulnerable people, the emotional burden can be immense. Advocates, social workers, community leaders, […]
The Structure of Genocide: Understanding the Warning Signs of Mass Atrocity Primary Keywords: genocide prevention, mass atrocities, incitement to hatred, human rights lawSecondary Keywords: freedom of expression, hate speech legislation,
When a Child Feels Unwanted: The Long Shadow of Parental Rejection Primary Keywords: parental rejection, childhood trauma, emotional neglect, healing from rejectionSecondary Keywords: sense of belonging, inner child healing, women’s
We are thrilled to announce that Asha Bhat OAM, Chief Executive Officer of the Southern Aboriginal Corporation (SAC), will be a featured speaker at the upcoming National Child & Family Safety
Sports and Mental Health: Why Community on the Field Matters More Than Ever In recent years, conversations around sports and mental health have moved from the sidelines to centre stage.
Leadership, Deep Listening and the Legacy of Women in Queensland In an era of fast decisions and louder voices, authentic leadership is increasingly defined by something quieter deep listening. Across
Social Media Ban Under 16 in Australia: What It Means for Families, Platforms and Young People The debate around a proposed social media ban for under-16s has intensified across Australia.
The Future of Work in Australia: Generational Shifts, Flexibility and the New War for Talent The modern workplace is undergoing one of the most significant transformations in decades. From generational
The Politics of Faith: When Belief Becomes a Political Tool In modern democracies, faith and politics often intersect. At times this relationship can be constructive grounded in shared values of
From a Dam Tank to the World: The Remarkable Evolution of a WA Yabby Business Western Australia’s agricultural sector has long been built on grit, innovation and community. But few
Truth, Freedom and the Fragility of Democracy: Why History Still Matters Today History has a way of reminding us that the freedoms we enjoy are neither inevitable nor permanent. Across
Intergenerational Care in Australia: Early Childhood, Social Media and Ageing with Dignity Australia is facing a profound intergenerational challenge. From early childhood education and care to protecting young people in
Family Separation, Boys’ Education Outcomes and Mental Health: What Really Makes the Difference? Family life in Australia has changed significantly over the past two decades. With rising rates of separation
