by Rosie Martin | Oct 7, 2020 | Blog
Big circles of purpose and serendipity seem to move around us all the time. Sometimes we get to see them clearly loop around or close; and at other times their arcs are very long, and they move undetectably until we sense a coincidence and can trace a thread back. Not...
by Rosie Martin | Sep 11, 2020 | Events
Courage to Create Change: A Reflective Retreat Our worlds are busy with opposing agendas, loud voices and rigid stances. They exhaust us, yet we may find ourselves driven to add our own voices, even shout them, into their cacophony. We have a vision, hold a view, see...
by Rosie Martin | May 26, 2020 | Blog, Kindness, Speech Pathology
During April and May of 2020, I have been gathering my thoughts about the coronavirus pandemic. I have gathered them to make sense of them. For myself. But also, as a speech pathologist, for young people with whom I and my colleagues work. For them, too. I have...
by Rosie Martin | Dec 21, 2019 | Blog, Social Justice
Do you remember The Man from Snowy River? Or more specifically the blog I wrote about a paper I gave at the 2019 Australian and New Zealand Supreme and High Court Judges’ Conference? The presentation at that conference has led to the great privilege and opportunity to...
by Rosie Martin | Oct 12, 2019 | Past Events
In August 2019 I had the opportunity with my husband Rich, to lead two Courage to Teach retreats in China, with Chinese teachers. It was incredible. The atmosphere in the room and the reactions of the teachers were just as I have come to expect when leading...
