It was a privilege to spend the morning with the students and staff at Loreto Grammar School, discussing the complex and ongoing challenges faced by refugees and asylum seekers today.
In a world where headlines can often be polarizing, it was incredibly refreshing to engage with such a thoughtful group of young people. We explored the realities of displacement, the legal hurdles of the asylum process, and the human stories that often get lost in the noise of the 24 hour news cycle.
Educating the next generation about global displacement isn’t just about sharing statistics; it’s about fostering empathy and critical thinking. The Loreto students proved that they are not just passive consumers of information, but active, empathetic thinkers ready to engage with the world’s most pressing issues.
