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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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Advocating for people seeking asylum to be treated fairly in Australia

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 3rd May 2024 -  Jana Favero is the Head of Systemic Change and has worked for the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC) for 14 years. She is this weeks Pro Bono Australia change maker!

Translating research to help save lives in medical emergencies

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 26th April 2024 -  Angie Nguyen Vu is the General Manager and Research Manager at the Emergency Medicine Foundation. She is this weeks Pro Bono Australia change maker!

Using technology to support Australians going through hard times

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 19th April 2024 -  Dr Susan Palmer's app, Gather My Crew, helps Australians coordinate real, tangible help within their communities when support is needed most.

Bridging borders through philanthropy

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 12th April 2024 -  Anita Toy is an experienced community investment professional with extensive experience working in domestic and international philanthropy. She spent over a decade in corporate before transitioning to the not-for-profit sector. She is this weeks Pro Bono Australia change maker!

Growing for-purpose organisations through skilful leadership

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 5th April 2024 -  Samantha Hunter is the CEO of Occupational Therapy Australia (OTA), the peak body for occupational therapists in Australia. She is this weeks Pro Bono Australia Change Maker.

Empowering young people to get through tough times

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 29th March 2024 -  Katie Acheson has spent over two decades working on the ground with children and youth, representing their interests in major state, national and international processes. She recently became the CEO of youth-driven mental health organisation, Batyr.

Finding creative solutions to combat homelessness

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 22nd March 2024 -  Dr Meg Mundell is a Melbourne-based writer and researcher living on Bunurong Country. Drawing on her background in policy, media, and academia, Meg runs the research consultancy Hatch Insight, with a focus on social justice, storytelling, placemaking, and community-building.

Building a nest of fundraisers and for purpose leaders

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 15th March 2024 -  Working Internationally over 25 years, from grass roots cold face youth worker through to CEO of a National Peak body, Michelle Berriman has established a unique identity as a doer, connector, thinker, and leader.

Highlighting the power of community in addressing domestic violence

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 8th March 2024 -  Ashton Wood is the founder of DV Safe Phone, an initiative that is repurposing and distributing mobile phones to victims of domestic violence through a network of registered charities, safe houses, and law enforcement agencies. 

Ending period poverty in Australia

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 1st March 2024 -  Rochelle Courtenay is the Founder and Managing Director of Share the Dignity, a national charity founded in 2015 with the mission to ensure that everyone is afforded the dignity in life that so many of us take for granted. 

Helping not-for-profits shape the conversation and win campaigns

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 23rd February 2024 -  David Latham is the Founder and Principal media, lobbying, and campaign consultant at First Tier Media (FTM). FTM is a boutique PR and stakeholder communications agency specialising in supporting and building the capacity of the NFP and for-purpose sector.

Getting more people involved in having an impact on global poverty

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Ed Krutsch, Friday, 16th February 2024 -  Brayden Howie is the CEO of Action on Poverty (AOP), an organisation that connects philanthropists, corporates, non-profits, and innovators with grassroots communities and projects to break the cycle of entrenched poverty.
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