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Quirky Kid attended the 2009 Frankfurt Book Fair as a trade visitor, using the global publishing marketplace to explore rights, distribution and digital publishing for its emerging resource range.
Quirky Kid received a $200,000 Australian Government Boosting Female Founders grant to scale BriteChild, its digital child psychology platform.
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In May 2012, Quirky Kid joined major education events in São Paulo, Fremantle and Melbourne, sharing child psychology ideas and building links with educators internationally.
Quirky Kid psychologist Kathryn Berry shares her Everest Base Camp challenge, which raised more than $7,000 for UNICEF projects supporting children and families.
Quirky Kid’s 2016 brought major publishing recognition, iAccelerate growth, international education activity and the early foundations of its research and digital work.
Quirky Kid’s Lunch & Learn series brought external specialists into the clinics for practical professional learning across child psychology, safeguarding, digital safety and family work.
Quirky Kid and the University of Wollongong showcased their research collaboration on The Best of Friends®, linking child psychology, evidence and social innovation.
Quirky Kid’s Austinmer clinic expands access to child psychology, assessments and group programs for families across Wollongong and the Illawarra.
Quirky Kid designer Lisa reflects on working remotely through Far North Queensland while helping shape Basecamp®, an early example of flexible work and creative practice.
Quirky Kid introduced Power Up! as its first online program, combining an illustrated workbook with animated digital lessons for young performers.
Dr Kimberley O’Brien represented Quirky Kid at iAccelerate@Sydney, sharing the organisation’s growth from psychology clinic to publishing, research and emerging digital innovation.
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