Description
Leading As One: A Whole School Approach to Wellbeing and Respectful Relationships
The inaugural 2025 AISWA Wellbeing and Respectful Relationships Conference is dedicated to advancing a whole-school approach to wellbeing, consent, and respectful relationships. It brings together educators, leaders, and experts to explore how united leadership and collaborative action can create lasting cultural change. Through keynotes, workshops, and shared dialogue, participants will engage with evidence based strategies that embed respect, safety, and inclusion into every layer of school life. This is more than a conversation—it’s a call to lead collectively with purpose and integrity.
Join us as we learn, connect, and commit to Leading as One — where every learner thrives.
Outcomes
This session will provide staff with information on:
- Wellbeing (importance and latest research)
- Consent and respectful relationships
- Mapping and gapping of current practice
- Contemporary examples and strategies for teaching and embedding wellbeing and respectful relationships
- Whole school implementation information
More Information
Presenters
Dr Jacqui Hendriks
Associate Professor Jacqui Hendriks (she/her) is an academic at Curtin University and Course Coordinator of their internationally recognised Sexology Program. Her research and service focuses on young people and sexual wellbeing; with a particular focus on the provision of comprehensive relationships and sexuality education, workforce development and program evaluation. She is regularly engaged as an expert consultant for local, national and international working parties to improve current practices and to build workforce capacity.
Prof Donna Cross
Dr Donna Cross is Emeritus Professor at UWA, and an Honorary Distinguished Fellow at The Kids Research Institute Australia and the inaugural NSW Chief Behaviour Advisor 2023-2025. She is internationally recognised for advancing child and adolescent health and education in Australia and across multiple countries and global organisations, such as UNESCO and WHO. Over three decades, her research focused on social and emotional wellbeing, mental health promotion, and bullying and cyberbullying prevention. She is a Medal of the Order of Australia recipient, a WA Australian of the Year, and a fellow of the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Science.
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Segments
2025 AISWA Wellbeing Conference
Date / Time
23 Sep 2025 Starts: 09:00 Finishes: 16:00Delivery Format : In Person
University Club, University of Western Australia
Address35 Hackett Drive
Crawley WA 6009
Australia