Creating a culture of peace
As a young boy in Kudus, Central Java, Professor Abdul Mu’ti (MEd ’98) often listened to Radio Australia broadcasts to help him learn English. Then […]
As a young boy in Kudus, Central Java, Professor Abdul Mu’ti (MEd ’98) often listened to Radio Australia broadcasts to help him learn English. Then […]
Congratulations to the Flinders alumni who were recently announced as winners and finalists in the 2024 SA Premier’s Excellence Awards across the six categories, recognising […]
Congratulations to all Flinders Graduates who have received Education Awards in 2024. The SA Government’s Public Education Awards and the Educators SA World Teachers’ Day Awards […]
Families from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) backgrounds can experience another layer of complexity and vulnerability when engaging with child protection authorities. The need to support […]
When Aengus Drake-Harris (BEd(Sec),BHlthSc ’21) first began his teaching degree at Flinders University, he never expected to end up settling down in a rural community. Now, […]
Nasir Hussain (MSW’16) is passionate about supporting, connecting and empowering new migrants. He has been working in the Department of Child Protection supporting children and […]
After many years as a counsellor and numerous management roles across health and education, David Wild (MSW ’15) moved into his first Chief Executive role leading […]
Kerry Beck’s (BSocWk Grad Entry ’05) dedication to helping vulnerable children and their families is what drives her to play the long game of improving the […]
In an era when a new generation of Aboriginal leaders carry such great responsibility, Professor Simone Ulalka Tur (MEdSt ’02, PhD(EHLT) ’18) provides a compelling voice […]