Tag Archive for: social justice

“Miracle in the Making” – Deena’s Escape From Iraq as a Christian

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By: Georgia Free

Imagine fleeing your home, your friends, your extended family – everything you know, at the age of nine. Read more

This International Women’s Day, Let’s Work to End Child Marriage

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By: CMAA

As International Women’s Day approaches, Compassion Australia is shining a light on young girls living in poverty and one of the pressing issues they face: child marriage. Read more

1000 Cubes for 1000 Chickens

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By: Tyler Fisher

Solving 1000 Rubik cubes for 1000 chickens in 7 hours appears impossible, but Tingman is up for the challenge.  Read more

‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ a Painful Portrayal of First Nations Injustice

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By: Russ Matthews

The discussion of First Nations continues to be a talking point for many nations worldwide. Read more

1000 Voices for 1000 Girls: Tackling Gender-Based Violence and Child Marriage Around the World

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By: Georgia Free

Imagine if, here in Australia, boys were the only ones allowed to go to school – and instead of getting an education, young girls were married off. Read more

I Went to See ‘The Sound of Freedom’, and Here’s What I Thought

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By: Akos Balogh

Child sex trafficking is the fastest-growing criminal enterprise in the world. Read more

“Rebels Attacked… So We Lost Some of Our Families. I Lost My Dad.”

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By: Berlinda Fortin

“We just came here with our free hands, because there was a war. Life in South Sudan was not easy, so we had to travel here.” Read more

“I Wake Up at 4am and Start Revising” – Justin’s Story

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By: Berlinda Fortin

Before the sun rises in the morning, Justin is up and studying.  Read more

“We Come and Eat at School. That’s Where We Survive.” – Margaret

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By: Berlinda Fortin

Anierio Margaret and her younger brothers miss their parents. Read more