All Stories

  1. Examining the Effectiveness of Family Mobility Resources Using a Trauma-Informed Framework
  2. Co-Created Psychosocial Resources to Support the Wellbeing of Children from Military Families: Usability Study
  3. Young children's understanding of military family life: Co‐creating educational and therapeutic resources using children's voices
  4. Social and emotional wellbeing of children from Australian military families: Insight from early childhood educators
  5. Eco‐Emotions, Mental Ill‐Health Symptoms and Climate Action Among Australian Adolescents: The Protective Role of Connectedness to Nature
  6. Moving Beyond Mosaic: Co-Creating Educational and Psychosocial Resources Using Military Children’s Voices
  7. Co-creating a research-based e-storybook for children coping with parental moral injury: insights from affected communities and partners
  8. Early childhood educators’ understandings of quality in five countries: similarities and differences to policy
  9. Silencing Children About ‘Forbidden Topics: Discussing Prevention Education in Australian Early Childhood
  10. Contextualised, Not Neoliberalised, Approaches to Families in Five Countries: Quality and Practice
  11. Post-Disaster Social Connectedness in Parent–Child Dyads: A Qualitative Investigation of Changes in Coping and Social Capital of Rural Australian Families Following Bushfires
  12. Impact of neoliberal-inspired policies on educators' professional identity in five countries
  13. Gathering voices and experiences of Australian military families: Developing family support resources
  14. Strengthening and supporting parent–child relationships through digital technology: Benefits and challenges
  15. Teachers and Teaching Post-COVID
  16. Parental perceptions of social and emotional well‐being of young children from Australian military families
  17. The way stories are used in early childhood education and nursing to create and teach empathy.
  18. The voices of children, victims and Indigenous populations matter in all societies
  19. International Programs and Resources to Support Children from Military Families: A Review
  20. Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Qualitative Study of Government Policies Relating to the Early Childhood Sector Across Ten Countries
  21. Contextualised, not neoliberalised professionalism in early childhood education and care: Effects of prescribed notions of quality on educator confidence in Australia
  22. Educator identity in a neoliberal context: recognising and supporting early childhood education and care educators
  23. Meddling with Mosaic: reflections and adaptations
  24. Recommendations to support young children from Australian military families
  25. Children’s agency: Developing a digital app to voice family narratives
  26. Harnessing the power of cultural health narratives when working with parents of young children
  27. Protective Factors in Families: Themes From a Socioecological Study of Australian Defence Force Families Experiencing Parental Deployment
  28. Narrative, acculturation and ritual in Australian military families