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Graphic illustrations of voting and civic engagement activities on a dark pink background with stars.

Hexagon thinking: making connections

What does democracy and civic engagement meant to students?

An illustrated graphic of the Earth featuring a map of Australia with words about civic engagement.

Civic engagement poster

Investigate the five key areas of civic engagement.

Whitlam and Fraser photographed at a rally in support of the free media.

Five famous Australian cross-party friendships

How some politicians formed unexpected friendships.

Front cover of We Are Australians picture book on a dark pink background with stars.

We Are Australians

What does it mean to be Australian?

An illustration of a student with their hand raised and a question mark in a speech bubble.

Inquiry booklet

Help students undertake an inquiry project.

An illustration of three people picking up rubbish outdoors.

Go further booklet

Support students to make change in their community.

A graphic with bees, a light bulb and the words 'Deep dive questions'.

Deep dive poster

Assist students in formulating questions for lines of inquiry.

Vincent Lingiara and Mick Rangiari stand next to the Gurindji Mining Lease and Cattle Station sign.

The 1966 Wave Hill walk-off

The Gurindji strike and its legacy explained.

A graphic illustration of a mobile phone on a blue background.

The media and me

Level up students' media literacy skills.

An illustration of two students writing on clipboards on a blue background.

Community mapping

Identify local volunteering opportunities.

Front cover of picture book Afloat on a blue background with coloured triangles.

Caring for Country

Consider ways to support the local environment and people.

A newspaper cartoon with the heading 'Who threw that egg?' depicting a man wearing a suit and pin that reads 'Vote Yes' hit in the yee with an egg labelled '"No" Majority', and child walks away wearing a hat labelled 'Australia'.

Shelling truth to power: five famous eggings from history

The protest practice of 'egging' is not new.