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Building a future-ready social sector without losing its heart
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Ritchelle Drilon
In a sector often measured by metrics and compliance frameworks, some of the most transformative moments happen in the spaces
Leading early and why family-centred intervention shapes lifelong outcomes
- Ritchelle Drilon
Early childhood is a window of extraordinary possibility and vulnerability. For children with developmental delay or disability, the timing, quality
Building a culture of compassion from principles to practice
- Ritchelle Drilon
In the field of family safety and support services, “trauma-informed” has become a ubiquitous term. Yet, for many organisations, it
Sustaining support beyond the crisis: why “after” is where safety is made
- Ritchelle Drilon
In the immediate wake of domestic and family violence (DFV), the focus is, by necessity, on urgent safety: emergency accommodation,
Building a recovery framework from the ground up
- Ritchelle Drilon
For many survivors of domestic and family violence (DFV), leaving the abusive relationship is often viewed as the finish line.
Featured Leader: Megan Gilmour on sustaining sick kids’ education
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Geraldine Grones
Up to 1.2 million Australian children have complex health challenges affecting their school attendance, making them at risk of missing
Featured Leader: Devon Cuimara on reframing coercive control
- Geraldine Grones
There are wide-ranging views about how to respond to coercive control, a form of domestic and family violence, with New
Featured Leaders: Tara Vella and Meredith Osborne on supporting Aboriginal women in custody
- Geraldine Grones
People exiting custody are vulnerable to homelessness, with 1 in 8 accessing homelessness services within a year between 2011 and
Featured Leader: Dr Allen Benson on implementing an Indigenous justice model
- Geraldine Grones
The over-representation of Indigenous people in the justice system is an issue that goes beyond the borders of Australia –
Featured Leader: Thomas Docking on exploring father-inclusive justice co-design
- Geraldine Grones
Preventing cycles of harm and reducing future justice involvement starts at the perinatal and early years of a child’s life.
Featured Leader: Stephen Lewin on reframing youth engagement through youth peer workforce
- Geraldine Grones
Too often, young people are invited to share their voices but not allowed to lead. Now is the time to
Featured Leaders: Shaun Horseman and Brooke Dillon on designing Aboriginal-led justice programs
- Geraldine Grones
There is an over-representation of Aboriginal people in the Australian justice system, making up 42% of the adult prison population
