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Deepfake Dangers, Why Punishment Alone Won’t Protect TeensÂ
A recent ABC article left me reflecting on the complexities of addressing deepfake image-based abuse (IBA). A comment from a cyber safety expert, a former police officer, stood
From Snapchats to Suspensions: The Burden of after Hours ‘Digital Drama’ on Schools
From Term 3, 2025, Victorian principals will have greater authority to suspend or expel students for serious misbehaviour occurring outside school hours or online, particularly when it places
Daniel Morcombe Foundation: We Need To Talk About Sexually Explicit Images
*This blog uses gendered language and makes generalisations based on my own anecdotes and experiences. If I asked you to reflect on your first memory of ever seeing
Online Safety Curriculum to be Trialled in Australian First
Evolve Education are partnering with Queensland University of Technology (QUT) and Common Sense Media (CSM) in an Australian-first study to teach young children, including those aged three to
7NEWS Melbourne
Evolve Education is thrilled to be working with QUT and Common Sense Media to empower students across Australia with the strategies to stay safe online, build critical literacy
Press Release
QUT researchers are leading an Australian-first study to teach young children, including those aged three to four, about digital citizenship. The trial involves pre-schools and kindergartens as well
Radio 3AW Student learning from home
Cybersafety and Kids feat. Bec Martin – 30 Something Episode 7
We talk about kids, cybersafety, awkward teenage stories and for once ‘not covid’ featuring special guest Rebecca Martin. Listen to “Episode 7 – Cybersafety and Kids feat. Bec
MAFS, social equality and healthy relationships – 30 Something Episode 14
In today’s episode, I talk to Rebecca Martin. This pioneering teacher and equality advocate kindly joins us once again. We talk about the media exposing the female discrimination