Steve is the Senior Manager of the Youth Justice NSW Specialist Support/Countering Violent Extremism (CVE) Unit. His PhD research through the University of Queensland was on juvenile radicalisation and violent extremism risk assessment in an Australian context. Steve is the inaugural chair for the Commonwealth youth-extremism advisory group. He is a psychologist, published author on the topic of preventing and countering radicalisation and violent extremism with youth, is a court appointment expert for extremism proceedings in the NSW Children’s Court, and has experience in the development and implementation of CVE services for both youth and adults. Steve has an academic and practice-based interest in understanding and preventing targeted violence towards school settings.
In today’s rapidly evolving world, misinformation, online extremism, and emerging technologies are influencing young Australians in new and complex ways. This session will provide a sneak peek into how E4E supports educators in navigating these topics with confidence.
What to expect:
Whether you're a humanities teacher addressing global issues, a STEM educator discussing emerging technologies, or a school leader shaping digital literacy programs, this session will offer practical insights and resources to enhance classroom discussions on national security.
Join this engaging panel discussion to explore Evidence for Educators (E4E), a free professional learning initiative from the National Security College (ANU), designed to equip teachers with accurate, up-to-date insights on strategic issues shaping Australia’s future.
Be part of the conversation and discover how E4E can support you in fostering informed, critical-thinking students.
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