Finding and fostering social justice for all
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 […]
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Engaging psychology to benefit business
Martin Monro (BA(Psych) ’89) has more than 30 years’ experience in the Australian and international construction sectors. The former Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of […]
Teaching provides a home away from home
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, […]
Building bridges for connected communities
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 […]
A holistic approach to learning and care
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 […]
An agent for change recognised
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 […]
Finding the right mix for business success
Cav. Maurice Crotti AO (BA ’71) graduated from Flinders University in 1971 and says, “Flinders University gave me the opportunity to have a second shot at […]
A champion for Indigenous progress
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 […]
Habits, routines and rituals can be the key to self-care for psychologists
Gareth Furber (BPsych(Hons)’02, PhD(ClinPsych)’07) is a psychologist and after a decade of working in child and adolescent mental health, took on the role of e-mental […]