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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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Driving justice for those who need it most

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Ed Krutsch, Sunday, 11th May 2025 -  Brooke Massender is a partner and Global Head of Pro Bono at Herbert Smith Freehills, where she leads the direction of pro bono services across a network of 26 offices. She is also the chair of the board of Justice Connect and this week's Pro Bono Australia change maker

Providing global opportunity through microfinance

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 2nd May 2025 -  As Head of Global Health at Opportunity International, Annie Wang oversees health programs in partnership with microfinance organisations in Asia and Africa, with a focus on women’s and girls’ health. She is this weeks Pro Bono Australia change maker!

Helping Queenslanders of all ages to Hear, Listen and Speak

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 25th April 2025 -  Sharon Stokell is the CEO of Hear and Say, a Queensland not-for-profit organisation supporting people with hearing and speech therapy. She is this weeks Pro Bono Australia change maker!

Developing a safe space for neurodivergent, chronically ill and disabled people to come together online

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Ed Krutsch, Saturday, 19th April 2025 -  Nicholas Carlton has been a leader in the creative industry for 15 years, with a career spanning television, advertising, and political communication. He is this weeks Pro Bono Australia change maker!

Increasing health literacy for First Nations people

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 11th April 2025 -  Kelli Owen is a Kaurna, Narungga & Ngarrindjeri activist and community advocate who holds a Bachelor of Education (Edith Cowan University) and a Masters of Indigenous Languages Education (University of Sydney), she is this weeks Pro Bono Australia Change Maker!

Know your rights: What the ‘Right to Disconnect’ means for you

Ed Krutsch, Friday, 11th April 2025 -  If the line between your work and personal life has become more blurred, it’s about to get much clearer. The right to disconnect law, which came into effect on 26 August 2024, will help you set defined work boundaries and switch off after hours.

Feeding hungry kids with free school lunches

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 4th April 2025 -  Lyndon is the Founder of Eat Up Australia and was also CEO in its formative years.  He’s now a hands-on roving Ambassador who travels across Australia (and more recently globally) to raise awareness and funds for Eat Up's work and the critical social issue of classroom hunger in Australia. He is this weeks Pro Bono Australia change maker!

Supporting people with disability to dream big and fully embrace life

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 28th March 2025 -  Hayley Dean is passionate about putting power in the hands of the person with a disability to live the life they choose. She possesses a wealth of knowledge in human rights service design, governance and compliance. She is this weeks Pro Bono Australia change maker!

Reimagining Melbourne for people and planet

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 21st March 2025 -  Dominique Hess is an author, educator, policy advisory and regenerative thinker. She is this weeks Pro Bono Australia change maker!

Helping Those Who Need It To Dress For Success

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 14th March 2025 -  Donna De Zwart is a highly motivated leader with over twenty years’ experience in consulting and the education sector. She has worked with a range of Vocational and Education Training (VET), Higher Education and commercial organisations, including many of Australia’s top 100 companies. Donna is this weeks Pro Bono Australia change maker!

Keeping Women Safe and Sheltered

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 7th March 2025 -  As CEO of WCS, Annabelle Daniel has made an extraordinary impact on addressing women’s homelessness and domestic and family violence (DFV) across New South Wales. Under her leadership, WCS has partnered with local communities to establish and open ten crisis shelters. Annabelle is this weeks Pro Bono Australia Change Maker!

Creating A World Where Everyone Can Grieve In A Healthy And Safe Way

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 28th February 2025 -  Shelly Skinner is the Founder and CEO of Lionheart Camp for Kids. As a Social Worker whose own mother died when she was a young adult, Shelly is committed to building a community where grief is seen as a healthy and normal response to death and life challenges.  
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