Civic engagement with Krys Saclier
Connect with community and becoming active citizens.
Use this resource with Krys Saclier's picture books to discover more about voting, community participation and story-telling.
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Use this resource with Krys Saclier's picture books to discover more about voting, community participation and story-telling.
Design a mascot promoting positive ways to connect online.
A chess set with pieces made to look like federal politicians.
Consider a First Nations' perspective on the Anzac story.
The experience of Australia's fifth governor-general.
See the Clerk of the Senate's office as it was on the day of the 1975 dismissal.
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