Making It Click: Connecting Rural Seniors | A Partnership Between Okta, the Tide Foundation, and Leep NGO

We’re excited to announce the launch of our Making It Click: Connecting Rural Seniors program, funded by the Tides Foundation[1] and the Okta For Good Fund.[2] The program supports digital inclusion for isolated and vulnerable Older Australians in the rural and regional NSW areas of Bathurst, Canowindra, Lithgow, Mudgee, and…

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Social Enterprise Sector Unities Around Shared Values and Principles

ProBono Australia has announced a huge milestone for the Australian social enterprise sector, which has come together to form five shared values and principles: authenticity, creativity, justice, collaboration, and diversity. A sector-wide design process developed these values and principles. As part of the design process, 41 people from across the…

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Do You Know What Happens When You Walk into a Bunnings Store? What About Kmart?

Did you hear about the complaint Choice recently lodged with the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) against some of our biggest retailers? Huge retailers like Bunnings and Kmart are using in-store facial recognition technology. This practice has been described as being akin to them “collecting your DNA and…

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Social Media Can Destroy Our Mental Health. Let’s Discuss What We Can Actually Do About It.

Social media can be wonderful, but it can also be omnipresent, addictive, and damaging. In 2022, Australia has 20.50 million social media users. 63.9% of Australian internet users, however, have expressed concern over what is real and what is fake. Many of us, Leep staff included, turn to the Internet…

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