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🌏 A World of SEND project 🌍 I'm in the process of writing some articles about SEND around the world. I'd love to get in touch with anyone who has worked in any of these countries and would be happy to answer some questions about how schools support pupils with SEND: Finland 🇫🇮 Canada 🇨🇦 Australia 🇦🇺 Japan 🇯🇵 Netherlands 🇳🇱 France 🇫🇷 Singapore 🇸🇬 USA 🇺🇸 Sweden 🇸🇪 China 🇨🇳 If you have worked in any other country that isn't listed, I'd like to hear from you too! These are just the ones I have started gathering information about so far. Please reply below, or send me a message if you are happy to help 🙂 Thanks, Claire
28F Looking to speak with M35+ Hi everyone — I'm a freelance journalist working on a piece about what dating is like for men in Australia right now. There's a lot of talk about dating apps, burnout, changing expectations, and frustration on both sides, but I’m keen to hear directly from Aussie men about what their real experiences look like. If you're open to sharing, I'd love to hear: Are you currently dating, taking a break, or feeling over it? Have dating apps made dating easier or more frustrating for you? Do you feel like expectations around dating have changed in recent years? What do you wish more women understood about men's experiences of dating today? You're welcome to comment or DM me. Happy for responses to be anonymous, and I always ask permission before quoting anyone in print. Really appreciate any honesty — even if it's just venting.
Feel like you can't afford kids? Hi all, I'm an SBS journalist and regularly use reddit for stories. I'm really keen to speak to Australians who feel they genuinely can't afford to have children for an SBS News story. Does this make you sad? Was it a tough decision, or an easy one? Or are you still trying to decide? If you're willing to share your story, please reach out to me for a chat - can be anon if you like. Thank you 🙏 [email redacted] or DM me
FIFO Fathers - I want to hear from you. The FIFO Family Project is presenting at the Australian Fatherhood Research Symposium on 8 May. We interviewed fathers for the guide and I’ve heard many stories from Dads since. I want to hear from you so we have more FIFO dads’ voices in the conversation. If you’re a FIFO father: - What worked when you came back to site after becoming a dad? - What didn’t? - What would’ve made the difference? If you work alongside FIFO fathers - supervisor, GP, midwife, CHN, EAP, HSE: - What do you need to actually support them? - What have you seen work? - What’s missing? We know fathers are leaving the industry FIFO when they start a family. Not because they want to - but because they don’t feel they can manage both. We’re here to say they can. With support. But we need to know what that actually looks like in practice. Comment below or DM me if you’d rather stay anonymous. #FIFOFathers #FIFOFamily #PaternalMentalHealth #MiningIndustry #TheFIFOFamilyProject #perinatal
Perth first home buyers: Have you been pipped at the post by a cashed up senior when making a bid on a home? I would love to speak to you for an article for The West Australian. Now is the time to make your voice heard as the Federal Government considers whether to change capital gains tax and negative gearing. Please share.
JOB providers MOs and fuel Hi everyone - I am a reporter with Guardian Australia. I often write about Centrelink and have chatted with some of you for other stories. Do you have to use your car because there is no public transport in your area? Do you have to do mutual obligations right now? Would you feel comfortable chatting for a story? Please message me here or email: [email redacted]
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