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HOME TRUTHS: Helen

Created for a time when we’re all spending much more of it at home, Home Truths is an interview and illustration project that explores the meaning of ‘home’ from the perspective of eight different women over 70.

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Home Truths: Zvezdana

Created for a time when we’re all spending much more of it at home, Home Truths is an interview and illustration project that explores the meaning of ‘home’ from the perspective of eight different women over 70.

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Annette Creek working closely with local Nhill communities to foster connections

Annette Creek is the Executive Officer of the Nhill Learning Centre. Nhill is a small town in western Victoria’s Wimmera region, halfway between Adelaide and Melbourne. With a population of approximately 2000 people, over the past 10 years Nhill has welcomed over 200 Karen people – around 10% of its total population – and helped them make Nhill their home.

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Maha Sukkar bringing diversity to the police force

Maha Sukkar is the first Australian police officer to wear the hijab. A Sergeant and teacher at the Victorian Police Academy, Maha works between communities and uses the golden thread of multiculturalism to inspire her students.

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Linh Do – a climate change activist changing mindsets, and lightbulbs

Linh Do is a Melbourne-based climate change activist who’s worked from the age of 16 to change the way the world thinks about climate change. Currently the Project Lead of Al Gore’s Climate Reality Project, Linh is a trailblazing communicator who, at just 16, created the ‘Change a Million Lightbulbs’ campaign.

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Sue Giles puts children at the centre of art and life

I’m so pleased to be speaking with Sue Giles, Artistic Director of Polyglot, a revolutionary theatre company for young people. I’ve seen Polyglot performances in action and, action is the right word to describe it – a beautiful, organised, immersive chaos that sees the audience – children – take the lead in the performance and make it their own.

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