Dr Marg Rogers

Despite new childcare safety reforms, staffing shortages and a profit-driven system continue to put children at risk in Australia’s early learning services.

Child abuse in early learning continues to grow because systemic naivety, secrecy, neglect and ignorance allow perpetrators to thrive.

Researchers are creating free, evidence-based resources to help families cope with the impacts of complex PTSD.

Australia’s ECEC system struggles with misalignment, under-reporting, staff turnover, hidden funding, impacting children, families, and educators.

A new report has revealed the current child support system risks the physical and mental health of single mothers.

Using the child support system can expose single mothers to post-separation violence. Dr Marg Rogers explain how.

An ABC investigation into the NSW Police Force has found a toxic culture where women are subjected to sexism and intimidation.

The Productivity Commission’s report on early childhood education and care highlights the significant barriers families face in accessing quality care.

Women feel invisible, with the model military family life based on traditional roles, finds the Royal Commission report.

Early childhood educators will welcome the announcement of a 15 per cent wage rise, but they are starting from a low starting base.

The 2024 Federal Budget as a mixed bag for early childhood educators, offering some new supports but largely falling short in addressing critical wage issues and the workforce crisis.

Women’s debt is more likely to rise and fester for a long time. This has a profound impact on their mental health and contributes to household stress.