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Navigating Social Media Together, Government, Schools, Parents – Jennifer Oaten

Explore the collaborative efforts between schools, parents, and the government to promote the digital wellbeing of young people. Learn about policies, educational initiatives, and practical tips for managing technology, fostering online responsibility, and balancing digital use with wellness.

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A Conversation with Cyber Safety Expert Paul Litherland – Jennifer Oaten

Cyber safety expert Paul Litherland shares crucial insights with Santa Maria College families on navigating the digital world safely. Covering topics from social media safety to device guidelines and AI risks, Paul emphasizes the importance of parental engagement and open conversations for online safety.

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Paola Anselmi on Art, Curatorship, and Lifelong Learning

Santa Maria College alumni Paola Anselmi (1983) shares her journey from medical studies in Italy to a thriving career in art curatorship, blending curiosity, creativity, and a passion for cultural development. Through mentorship, diverse academic interests, and community-focused projects, Paola offers invaluable advice for future generations pursuing a path in the arts.

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Magenta Porter (2015) on Life, Career, and Santa Maria’s Impact

Discover the inspiring career journey of Magenta Porter, a Santa Maria College alumna, who has navigated diverse roles and industries to establish herself in media strategy. Magenta reflects on the impact of her college education, shares advice for aspiring media professionals, and highlights the importance of passion and adaptability in pursuing one’s career dreams.

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From Journalism to Food Justice – Peta’s Journey

Peta Christensen (Class of 1989) transitioned from journalism to a career in permaculture and sustainability, ultimately dedicating over two decades to community food projects in Melbourne. Her work at Open Table addresses food waste and food insecurity, creating spaces for people to connect. Inspired by her Santa Maria College values, Peta brings compassion to every project.

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