Education
Susanne Gervay OAM: The Storyteller Unites Us Paid Members Public
Storytelling as a search for meaning Susanne Gervay’s humble beginnings as the child of refugee parents escaping war and communism belie the strength of character that enabled them to survive and start a new life in Australia. Their experiences inspired Susanne from early in childhood to write not only
Small steps, big impact: Hugh Williams on digital education, motivation and momentum Paid Members Public
A passion for tech and purpose For Hugh Williams – co-founder and Chair of Code for Schools – a career in tech was shaped early. “I grew up in the 1970s and was lucky that my father decided to make a career change and become a computer programmer in around 1977. That
Addressing the literacy gap in rural First Nations communities Paid Members Public
As a child, John Harding had two interests that shaped his way of life: books and football. Later in life, those interests would form the basis of Books n Boots, the charity that he started with his partner Tara Newen.
Writing, reading and giving back - R.A. Spratt's literacy advocacy Paid Members Public
R.A. Spratt has a knack for making young readers laugh, think and fall in love with stories. She has created beloved series, such as Friday Barnes, Girl Detective and The Adventures of Nanny Piggins. She is also the author of Epically Good Greek Myths (March 2025), which is based
Evolving together - Katrina Samios’ journey with the Financial Basics Foundation Paid Members Public
Katrina Samios’ journey with the Financial Basics Foundation started just two years after its inception. In 2004, she consulted with the charity and was inspired by a shared deep commitment to programs and initiatives that empower young people to be the best they can be. In 2011, she was appointed
