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The case for modern rites of passage
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The case for modern rites of passage
CHILDREN in cultures around the world are deeply affected by their rites of passage into young adulthood, Dr Arne Rubenstein says, and Australian children should be no different. The internationally recognised youth wellbeing expert has partnered with Surf Coast-based organisation DIIGG Wellbeing to help establish a region-wide program to support young people through the transition to adulthood. Speaking at DIIGG Wellbeing’s Rites of Passage lau…
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