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Ed Krutsch

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Ed Krutsch works part-time for Pro Bono Australia and is also an experienced youth organiser and advocate, he is currently the national director of the youth democracy organisation, Run For It.

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Defining your long-term career goals

Ed Krutsch, Friday, 24th October 2025 -  If you want to enjoy your job and feel fulfilled by your work, it helps to have long-term career goals. They help keep you focused on the bigger picture and motivated towards a specific end point, whether that’s a certain role or position, a qualification, financial security or something else entirely.

Helping kids with hearing loss learn how to listen and speak

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 24th October 2025 -  Dr. Aleisha Davis is CEO at The Shepherd Centre, she is also a Certified Listening and Spoken Language Specialist, a practicing Speech Pathologist and this weeks Pro Bono Australia Change Maker!

Running The Movement Against Violence

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 17th October 2025 -  Kirrily Dear is a seasoned strategist and innovator dedicated to the primary prevention of domestic and family violence. She is this weeks Pro Bono Australia Change Maker!

Rethinking The Ways We Give, Five Bucks At a time

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 10th October 2025 -  Brianna Kerr is a social entrepreneur and sustainability leader. She holds part-time positions at UNSW’s Centre for Social Impact, Monash Business School, Pale Blue and She Gives. Bri is also the founder of Five Bucks, and this weeks Pro Bono Australia Change Maker!

Building A Digital Presence For Good

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 3rd October 2025 -  Jay Tonai-Moore is a West Australian university student working with Sites4Good to build websites for Australian charities to help them reach the people who need their message. He is this weeks Pro Bono Australia Change Maker!

Shaping a Better Future for Vulnerable Families

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 26th September 2025 -  Deb Tsorbaris is the CEO of the Centre for Excellence in Child and Family Welfare, a role she has held for the past decade. The Centre is Victoria’s peak body for child and family services, and Deb's passionate advocacy is focused on supporting children, young people, and families experiencing disadvantage. She is this weeks Pro Bono Australia change maker!

Growing Food For Thought

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 19th September 2025 -  Rob Rees is a renowned social entrepreneur, former award-winning chef, and long-time advocate for social justice, food education and community wellbeing. He was recently appointed CEO of The Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation, and is this weeks Pro Bono Australia change maker!

Prevention, Advocacy, and Growing The Power of Youth Voices

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 12th September 2025 -  Leesa Waters has more than 30 years' experience in the social services sector, having worked in youth refuges, child protection services, women’s refuges, correctional facilities, courtrooms, NGOs and government departments across Australia. She is this weeks Pro Bono Australia change maker!

A Pioneer For Climate Justice

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 5th September 2025 -  This weeks Pro Bono Australia Change Maker is Amanda McKenzie, a leading Australian climate advocate and co-founder of the Climate Council, which she has led as CEO since 2013.

Bridging Divides To Lead The Charge For Racial Justice

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 29th August 2025 -  This weeks Pro Bono Australia change maker is a Noura Mansour, a Palestinian educator, political analyst, writer, activist, community organizer and National Director of racial justice organisation Democracy in Colour.

Refusing to let anyone suffer in silence

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 22nd August 2025 -  With eating disorders now affecting over 1.1 million Australians and carrying the highest mortality rate of any psychiatric illness, Jaimee Krawitz believes one of the most powerful tools we have is language, and she’s on a mission to give people the words that could change (or even save) someone’s life. She is this weeks Pro Bono Australia change maker!

Providing support when it’s needed most

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 15th August 2025 -  Felicia Welstead works as a Chief Executive Officer at Life's Little Treasures Foundation, which is an organisation dedicated to providing information, support and connection for families of sick and premature babies. She is this weeks Pro Bono Australia Change Maker!
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