How do you foster a safe space for students facing severe trauma? Jeanette Wormald shares a moving story from her time at a Flexible Learning Centre, demonstrating how a simple gratitude tree helped vulnerable young people build trust, find their voices, and rediscover the joy of learning.

Why use fluffy words when clear, concise messaging speaks volumes? Drawing on a powerful lesson from World War II, Jeanette Wormald shares how cutting the clutter isn't about dumbing down your message—it’s about ensuring it actually connects with your audience.

Truth, integrity, and fair reporting—the core pillars of the 1984 AJA Code of Ethics. Jeanette Wormald looks back at the pledge that shaped her early journalism career and asks a critical question for our times: does the media still honour it?

Jeanette Wormald shares how humble, patient listening helped her build trust during a music project with the remote Anangu community. She emphasizes that taking the time to truly sit down and learn is a universal requirement for respectful community engagement.