L-R Angela White, Daniela-Kay, Sophie Binder and Rebecca Hicks training hard!
A huge thanks to Amrita Hobbs and Jane Bennett who trained 14 women over last weekend to facilitate our new Rite Journey Girls’ Day Program called ‘Spiralling Upwards’. These passionate women from WA, SA, Vic, NSW and Qld are now approaching schools to promote and run the program. If anyone is interested in more info please be in touch.
L-R Angela White, Daniela-Kay, Sophie Binder and Rebecca Hicks training hard!
Andrew was asked to write an article for the Association of Heads of Independent Schools of Australia (AHISA) journal, ‘Independence’, outlining the background of The Rite Journey and its implementation.
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Below is the documentary crew from EBS in South Korea who are doing a series on Masculinity. They have filmed at Rite Journey schools in Vic, SA and are currently interviewing Steve Biddulph and filming at St Patrick’s…our only Tassie school…in Launceston.
Hee Kyung is the producer, Yeji is the translator/organiser and Woo Hyung is on camera. We had a great couple of days in Adelaide!
The documentary goes to air in South Korea in May.
The Rite Journey recognises and pays our respects to the First Nations peoples across this country, whose lands were never ceded and remain important to the living First Nations peoples today. In particular we would like to acknowledge Peramangk First Nations Peoples and their ancestral lands on which our office is located.
We respect and acknowledge Elders past, present and emerging along with the living cultures, spirit, and country of all First Peoples.
