Recommended Websites
Kids Free 2B Kids is a group of Australians concerned about the increasing sexualisation of kids in the media, advertising, and clothing industries. It was founded in February 2007 by Melbourne mother of two, Julie Gale, with support from other parents. Kids Free 2B Kids is a not-for-profit organization, and is not affiliated with any political or religious groups.
BodyMatters Australasia is a specialist clinic established to not only treat disordered eating, but to diminish the complex factors that contribute to our global epidemic of eating problems.
Muse in the mirror (MITM) is the pro-esteem site developed to inspire a positive body image and much more! We reflect on the issues shaping your world… Including body image, media literacy, health and role models.

Do you feel like some days are a battle? Are you worried about whether you are raising your kids the 'right' way? Do you 'lose it' with your kids more than you would like, and feel guilty?
The Parent Manifesto 12 week online program can help! Developed and delivered by psychologist and author Jodie Benveniste.
Collective Shout is a new grassroots
campaigns movement mobilising and equipping individuals and groups to target corporations, advertisers, marketers and media which objectify women and sexualise girls to sell products and services. Collective Shout exposes corporations, advertisers, marketers and media engaging in practices which are offensive and harmful especially to women and girls, but also to men & boys.
Ty's 'Soupy Sounds Alphabet Tunes' emerged from the time of his first teaching job in Sydney. He wrote some songs learning early sounds, and thought that one day it would rock if he could publish them. Soupy Sounds is an educational CD where the musical aspect of the production has been as important as the lyrical aspect. Musically we wander through jazz, rap, rock and ballads. It is a great way for kids to learn their early sounds through song. Check out the website, have a listen.



“Getting Real contains a treasure trove of information and should be mandatory reading for all workers with young people in health, education and welfare” - Dr Michael Carr-Gregg, Adolescent Psychologist
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