Cartoon illustrations from The People’s Policy for Children’s Well-being. The result of a process created and run by democracy co, in South Australia.
“The People’s Policy for Children’s Well-being is a world first for democracy, with everyday community members coming together in a ‘People’s Panel’ to hear evidence, deliberate and develop robust public policy on ‘what needs to happen to avoid the need for children to be removed from their families'”.
New Internationalist Scratchy Lines cartoon for July-August. Visit New Internationalist Australia for subscriptions, blog, shop and more here.
250 Ideas for Engaging Children and Young People a forthcoming e-book by Moira Deslandes, Moira Deslandes Consulting. A few of the cartoon illustrations.
‘The number of Australian school children seeking help from homelessness services has increased by more than 80 per cent over the past three years, according to new data analysis.’ Almost 40,000 school children sought homelessness help last year posted on the Pro Bono news website.
For more information or getting copies of the book contact the author Sue Coad -suecoad@adam.com.au or visit www.facebook.com/unofficial:Our Home
Pages from the children’s book Our Home. See the book’s Facebook page here. Contact author Sue Coad for copies – $20 inc P&P in Australia (email: suecoad@adam.com.au)
Some of the cartoons drawn at the Australasian Association for Environmental Education conference ‘Tomorrow Making, our Present to the Future’, in Adelaide, South Australia, 5-7 October.
These are a few of the illustrations made for David Cronin’s children’s book Pirate Pip’s Party.
The book will appear as an e-book sometime soon. Find out more about David Cronin and pirates here.
Illustrating John Kruger’s regular column in Your Kids Magazine. John has been writing about his son Stone since before Stone was born. This column describes a dad’s panic after forgetting to pack Stone’s lunch for the school excursion.
John Kruger has been recording his son Stone’s growing up, in the pages of SA Kids magazine, since before Stone was born. Stone’s birthday is in the middle of winter and John tells of the difficulties of rainy day birthdays.
Click on the page to read the story:
Simon Kneebone - cartoonist and illustrator 