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The Education Equity Alliance is a not-for-profit organisation led by experienced teachers and school leaders.
Our vision is for an education system where students achieve equity of outcomes no matter their background or circumstances. To achieve this, our mission is to empower students and teachers to be partners in system-change.
The purpose of this podcast is to provide a space for students, teachers and system stakeholders to come together and unpack inequities being faced in our system today and how we can achieve a shared vision for education equity.
www.educationequityalliance.com.au
Our vision is for an education system where students achieve equity of outcomes no matter their background or circumstances. To achieve this, our mission is to empower students and teachers to be partners in system-change.
The purpose of this podcast is to provide a space for students, teachers and system stakeholders to come together and unpack inequities being faced in our system today and how we can achieve a shared vision for education equity.
www.educationequityalliance.com.au
Aktualisierungshäufigkeit:
every 10 days
Durchschnittliche Audiolänge:
41 minutes
Gastinterviews
Englisch
Australien
16 Folgen
seit 28. November 2025
episodic
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In this episode, Tim explores innovative approaches to education equity with Megan Adrain and Jye Marshall. Megan is a university student and works for Learning Creates Australia as their Communications and Design Coordinator. Jai works as a design lecturer at Swinburne University.
Together, Tim,…
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FRÜHERE EPISODEN 🔗
This episode explores the profound impact of childhood trauma on education and society, featuring insights from Benjamin Perks (author of Trauma Proof: Healing, Attachment and the Science of Prevention) and trauma expert, Megan Corcoran (author of Beyond Survival Mode, Thriving as a Trauma-informed…
This episode explores the profound impact of childhood trauma on education and society, featuring insights from Benjamin Perks (author of Trauma Proof: Healing, Attachment and the Science of Prevention) and trauma expert, Megan Corcoran (author of Beyond Survival Mode, Thriving as a Trauma-informed…
In this episode, Tim is joined by current teacher Tara Richardson, who makes a welcome return to the podcast after having been a constant fixture of the first series. Tim and Tara recap and review our new Visions for Education Equity series, picking out key insights and learnings from the episodes …
In this enriching episode, Liz Robinson, CEO of Big Education in the UK, shares her expansive vision for equitable education, emphasising the importance of holistic approaches, community engagement, and systemic change. Liz and Tim discuss practical strategies and inspiring stories that highlight h…
Tim is joined by esteemed paediatrician and researcher, Professor Sharon Goldfeld, for a conversation which spans a reimagining of Australian schools to address inequities, to integrating health and education, and fostering community-centred approaches. Tim and Professor Goldfeld also talk innovati…
In this insightful episode, Tim is joined by Tom Greenwell and Chris Bonnor, authors of Waiting for Gonski, to explore the current challenges in Australia's education system, including funding disparities, segregation, and systemic assumptions. They propose a framework for a more equitable, inclusi…
In this wide-ranging conversation, Louka Parry and Tim discuss the evolving landscape of education equity, emphasising the importance of adapting educational systems to meet the needs of students. They explore the significance of trauma-informed approaches, the role of student agency, and the impac…
In the latest episode in our Visions for Education Equity series, Tim and Professor Linda Graham discuss the current state and future of education equity. They explore the importance of inclusive education, the trends affecting students, and the need for systemic change. Linda shares insights from …
Tim Warwick, founder and CEO of the Education Equity Alliance, is joined by Associate Professor Helen Adam, for a conversation exploring the critical role of literacy in achieving educational equity. Helen is a lecturer and researcher at Edith Cowan University, a former teacher and now President of…
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