Dress Up for the ‘Dressember’ Campaign to Fight Human-Trafficking
By: Laura Bennett
It’s a confronting reality: right now over 27million women and girls are victims of modern-day slavery and trafficking. Read more
Social Trends of 2024: A Year in Review
By: Mark McCrindle
2024 was a year marked by significant social, technological, and economic shifts. Read more
“It’s Happening Everywhere” – Film Set to Shine a Light on Human Trafficking
By: Clare Bruce
For Miguel Nieto Montenegro, making his new film Unseen in 2025 will be a labour of love.
A Place to Call Home: For Some, It’s the Ultimate Christmas Gift
By: Helping Hands TV
“Wesley Mission has given me hope. Wesley Mission has given me back trust. Wesley Mission has given me back appreciation of love,” says Martin, a recipient of housing through Wesley Mission’s Homeless Services. Read more
10 Years After the Lindt Cafe Siege: Louisa Hope Still Giving Back
By: Mike Crooks
Louisa Hope knows more than most about hardship and pain. Read more
Be a Pool Safety Hero – Tips to Save Little Lives This Summer
By: Steff Willis
Not all heroes wear capes! Some wear sunscreen and goggles AND check that their pool is safe. Read more
Designing Communities to Tackle Loneliness: The ‘Little BIG Foundation’
By: Helping Hands TV
Michael Easson believes that everyone is important. Read more
How Innovation in Education is Changing Australia
By: Helping Hands TV
Students in rural and regional areas have an educational disadvantage, and addressing this issue can bring about social change across Australia. Read more
New Solutions for Youth Loneliness: Friendship Courses & ‘Social Prescribing’
By: Jacob Anderson
Publica, a leading policy and advocacy organization, has released urgent recommendations to address the rising epidemic of loneliness among young Australians. Read more
It’s Sales Season: An Ethical Look at Black Friday-Cyber Monday
By: Laura Bennett
Sales season is already upon us as retailers ramp up discounts in the lead up to Black Friday and Cyber Monday weekend hoping to cash in on some 12.7billion dollars Australians are estimated to spend over the shopping event. Read more