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Growing Deadly Brains® is a First Nations-led initiative and collaboration between Yiliyapinya Indigenous Corporation and Queensland Kids Partnership that brings together and honours cultural knowledge and neuro-knowledge. Growing Deadly Brains®
Watch this video to see why our early experiences matter to lifelong brain health and what we can ALL do as Brain Builders to help kids lay solid foundations so
Read more about the period 1 July 2024 – 30 June 2025: the final stage of Phase 2 and a period of significant, measured progress for Thriving Queensland Kids Partnership
When our caregivers and communities – and our schools, health and other services – are informed by neuroscience we can build healthier brains and bodies and improve learning, wellbeing and resilience. The Thriving Kids Brain Builders Initiative (TKBBI) is
Reframing Child Rights: How we talk about children’s rights matters When children’s rights – ranging from access to education, healthcare, stable homes and a voice in decisions – are met,
To support every child in every community according to their needs, we need reliable, accessible data. When our systems are geared to manage information and to get it to the
TQKP’s Framing Initiative connects and supports partners to communicate effectively about – or frame – child development and wellbeing to shift public understandings and drive policy change. In 2025, TQKP
The Thriving Queensland Kids Partnership Country Collaborative undertook the Social Network Analysis Project (SNAP) to better understand the collaborations that underpin grassroots and strategic systems change efforts contributing to child
This webinar is a chance to learn about the application of Social Network Analysis to inform collective advocacy approaches in rural, regional and remote Queensland communities. We are excited to
Enabling Workforces and Organisations for Thriving Kids is an initiative of Thriving Queensland Kids Partnership (TQKP) in collaboration with Emerging Minds, Yiliyapinya Indigenous Corporation, the Queensland Brain Institute at The
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