“It’s there on those devices, and unless it changes at a systemic or government level it’s not going to change, so we have to do all that we can to educate and support our young people to navigate through it.”
Creating healthy relationships
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SUPPORT: Trinity College Colac’s Jeremy Barren and Paul Clohesy, It’s Time We Talked director Maree Crabbe and Trinity’s Natalie Holt.