Published in The Post newspaper on 9 May, 2020. University of WA student Harry Osbourne was just halfway through his McCusker Centre for Citizenship internship when he was offered a part-time contract at host organisation Wungening Aboriginal Corporation.
9 May, 2020
Published in the Stirling Times on 30 April, 2020. A university student has developed strong connections with migrants and refugees after a 100-hour McCusker Centre for Citizenship community service internship.
30 April, 2020
Published on Page 2 of the Armadale and Gosnells Examiner newspapers on 30 April, 2020. Gosnells resident Swastik Chauhan was “instrumental” in developing instruction manuals and user guides for people with vision impairment to use smartphone features and apps.
30 April, 2020
Published on Page 5 of the Canning Examiner and Page 13 of the Armadale Examiner on 30 April, 2020. Breaking down barriers Wheatbelt families encounter in attempting to access childcare services quickly became a personal mission for Madelene Booth.
29 April, 2020
Published on Page 4 of the Geraldton Guardian on 28 April, 2020. Three University of Western Australia students have finished their McCusker Centre for Citizenship internships in Geraldton where they developed a pilot online training package to prevent family and gendered violence.
28 April, 2020
Published on Page 4 of the Canning Examiner on 23 April, 2020. Rising to the challenge of completing an internship from home has been a big confidence-boost for Gwyneth Anggadjaja while at the same time contributing to the community.
23 April, 2020
Published in the Gosnells Examiner on April 23, 2020. Gosnells resident Manul Koralage has provided essential support to those who were experiencing or at risk of homelessness.
23 April, 2020
Published on Page 8 of The Echo newspaper on 17 April, 2020. From her very first day, University of WA intern Jess Donaldson “fit in like she had always been part of the Asthma WA team” according to Marketing and Communications Manager Freya Barr.
17 April, 2020
Published in the Armadale Examiner on 9 April, 2020. A 20-year-old woman has engaged research programs that the City of Gosnells could possibly implement in a bid to positively engage with vulnerable young people around libraries.
9 April, 2020
Published in the Canning Gazette on 20 February, 2020. Sarah Williams, of Bentley, is mapping out new career opportunities after a McCusker Centre for Citizenship internship in VisAbility in Victoria Park.
20 February, 2020