Deb Tsorbaris, Wednesday, 26th January 2022 - Violence against children exists on a scale that is not acceptable, and we as a community could be doing much more to prevent it, writes Deb Tsorbaris, CEO of the Centre for Excellence in Child and Family Welfare.
Dane Moores, Monday, 17th January 2022 - While all the attention has been on the health impacts of adults during the pandemic, more and more research is revealing children as the hidden victims of the virus, write Mercy Jumo and Dane Moores.
Deb Tsorbaris, Wednesday, 15th December 2021 - It is our role – as adults, parents, carers, and community members – to support children and young people to thrive, through the good and the bad, writes Deb Tsorbaris, CEO of the Centre for Excellence in Child and Family Welfare.
Deb Tsorbaris, Wednesday, 17th November 2021 - There are hidden risks to the online world that are particularly real for certain groups, writes Deb Tsorbaris, but she says the sector can empower children and young people by educating on media literacy, digital citizenship, help-seeking, and safe
Deb Tsorbaris, Thursday, 18th February 2021 - Ahead of Care Day on Friday, Deb Tsorbaris says it's time we take a better look at what young people in care and care leavers need to thrive.
Paul McDonald, Monday, 15th February 2021 - Better and longer care is a more effective way of dealing with youth crime than GPS trackers, denying bail and more punishment, writes Paul McDonald, head of the national Home Stretch campaign.
Janelle Graham, Thursday, 4th February 2021 - The best way to understand why rural young people are facing adversity is to ask the young people living this reality, writes Janelle Graham, highlighting ways organisations can better enable rural young people to engage with policy and decision maki
Simon Henderson, Wednesday, 20th January 2021 - Wth many of the child rights issues that Australia was facing in 2015 still the same in 2021, we should all be paying close attention to the federal government’s reaction to the United Nations Human Rights Council’s hearing, writes Save the Child
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