Young artist shines light on hidden health crisis Paid Members Public
As a toddler Dayna Mattchewson was diagnosed with the painful chronic illness, Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA), and spent much of her childhood navigating not just the physical toll of the condition, but also the misunderstanding and disbelief of those around her. Now, at the age of 20 she has stepped
Why saving koalas matters more than ever Paid Members Public
An icon in peril Last time I had visitors from Europe, I was asked to arrange “an encounter” with one of our most iconic animals - the koala. It sounded like a fun adventure suitable for all ages, even if not as adrenaline-filled as some of their other suggestions, such
Justice through jobs: Empowering neurodivergent voices in the workforce Paid Members Public
Ancient wisdom, modern challenge: The case for inclusion A recent article by Skye Cusack devoted to Prof Scott Avery, who promotes inclusion for people with disability and First Nations Australians, features a stunning image of footprints left by a one-legged man near Lake Mungo (NSW) some 20,000 years ago.
Lessons of resilience from the pool - Q&A with Matthew Levy OAM Paid Members Public
Our experience often makes us cling to what we know without considering that there is an amazing world out there. Recently I’ve had an opportunity to connect with one of the finest paralympians, Matthew Levy OAM, who has represented Australia in swimming tournaments...
Scarred and defiant - Damien Linnane’s journey to redemption Paid Members Public
Damien Linnane, activist, author and artist, has been through this cycle of abuse, trauma and incarceration, but emerged with a new perspective and self-respect that have led him to become a dedicated advocate for other prisoners.
