Civic engagement with Matt Cosgrove
Develop a growth mindset.
Use this resource with Matt Cosgrove’s fantastic Macca and Dharma series to help students discover how they can create the best versions of themselves.
MoAD and the Courtyard Cafe are open. Some exhibitions and rooms are closed for essential building works. Learn more
Use this resource with Matt Cosgrove’s fantastic Macca and Dharma series to help students discover how they can create the best versions of themselves.
How Australian states could become more independent.
Souvenirs and stories from Queen Elizabeth’s 1954 visit to Old Parliament House.
Learn about connecting with your family and friends.
Educators discuss how they empower student voice.
Two examples from the Museum of Australian Democracy collection.
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