As the Australian Government prepares to introduce an under-16 social-media ban on December 10, many parents are wondering what it really means for our digital natives. Will it stop bullying or inappropriate content? Or do we need something deeper a culture of kindness that begins long before children go online?
Robyn Simpson believes kindness is not a soft skill it’s a superpower.
Robyn is the Founder of Choose the Tude and The Kind Community Project, a global movement dedicated to educating and encouraging kindness as part of every interaction in schools, workplaces, and communities.
Her certified programs help people take charge of their mindset, mental strength, and growth, teaching the science of kindness as a practical skill that builds connection and resilience.
She shares how a single act of disrespect in her early career sparked a wave of change. Teaching individuals, leaders, and communities how attitude and kindness can rewire our brains, transform cultures, and protect the next generation from harm.
Prepare for a conversation about compassion, neuroscience, and the contagious power of choosing kindness to share with others.
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Socials: linkedin.com/in/robynmsimpson
Website: https://choosethetude.com/
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