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Giving Youth Something to Imitate:  Positive Males Working with Kids in the Outdoors

Giving Youth Something to Imitate: Positive Males Working with Kids in the Outdoors

22 July 2025 | Webinar

Presenter: Doug Moczynski Abstract: Have you ever paused to consider how the young people you work with perceive you? Through your words, actions, and presence, the example you set shapes what meaning they make from their experience. Are you actively creating...

UOW Luminaries: Unlocking the power of digital literacy to empower children

UOW Luminaries: Unlocking the power of digital literacy to empower children

31 August 2023 | In Conversation, Panel Discussion, Public Talk or Lecture, Webinar

Digital literacy for children is complex; even for our youngest children. The ability to use a range of digital technologies, to critically engage with those technologies, and the texts they offer is important. But so too is developing children’s capacities to react...

Starting early for children in need – where we start matters

Starting early for children in need – where we start matters

29 August 2023 | Panel Discussion

This forum is held in conjunction with our partner organisation the Department for Child Protection. The message this year for National Child Protection Week (3-9 September) is that ‘Every child in every community needs a fair go’ and will be complemented with the...

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