Make a difference
Creative activity ideas for young people to support those around them.
This thought-provoking matrix will inspire students to consider how they can support others and create positive change in their home, school or local community.
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This thought-provoking matrix will inspire students to consider how they can support others and create positive change in their home, school or local community.
Learn about Georgie Stone and Rebekah Robertson, advocates for the rights of trans people.
Our volunteers are ambassadors for MoAD, sharing the stories of Old Parliament House.
Learn about bees and how they help our environment.
Explore the power and role of music in the history of protest.
Invite students to think deeply and explore what respect means to them in different contexts.
A look back at family life in Old Parliament House.
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