Australian Society Of Authors
The Australian Society of Authors is the peak professional association for Australia's literary creators. Our members are biographers, illustrators, academics, cartoonists, scientists, food and wine writers, children’s writers, ghost writers, librettists, travel writers, romance writers, translators, computer programmers, journalists, poets and novelists.
www.asauthors.org
Childrens Book Council of Australia
The Children's Book Council of Australia (CBCA) is a volunteer run, not for profit, organisation that was established in 1945 and is comprised of individual members who are passionate about children's and young adult literature.
www.cbca.org.au
Centre for Youth Literature, State Library of Victoria
The Centre for Youth Literature, State Library Victoria promotes reading as an active, pleasurable and essential activity for all young people. We believe that reading is not just something that is done as school work.
www.insideadog.com.au
Pan Macmillan Australia- Publisher
Pan Macmillan Australia is a major Australian publisher and distributor, with a wide range of titles under the group imprints including Macmillan, Pan, Picador, Macquarie Dictionary Publishers, Pancake, St Martins Press, Tor, Forge, Griffin and Sidgwick & Jackson.
www.panmacmillan.com.au
Amnesty International
Amnesty International is a global movement of over 2.2 million people committed to defending those who are denied justice or freedom.
www.amnesty.org.au
Australian Human Rights Commision Australia
Working towards an Australian society where human rights are for everyone, everywhere, every day.
www.hreoc.gov.au
Coalition for Justice and Peace in Palestine
This is a new voice in Sydney, established in April 2006, for all friends of Palestine. We are an independent, non-party organisation, run by volunteers all committed to a just and sustainable peace in the Middle East. We need your help. So do the people of Palestine.
www.coalitionforpalestine.org
Scholastic
Randa is published by Scholastic in the UK, the world's largest publisher and distributor of Children's Books.
www.scholastic.co.uk
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News Flash:
Where the streets Had a Name has just been short-listed for the 2010 ADELAIDE FESTIVAL AWARDS FOR LITERATURE.
For more details click here.
Ten Things I Hate About Me was selected, by a joint committee of America's Children's Book Council and the National Council for the Social Studies, as a CBC/NCSS Notable Social Studies Trade Book for Young People 2010.
Where The Streets Had A Name has won the Golden Inkys award! The Inkys are Australia’s only teen choice book awards, reflecting what teenagers want to read rather than what they are told to read. The Inky Awards were created by the State Library of Victoria’s Centre for Youth Literature to encourage reading for pleasure amongst teenagers. http://www.insideadog.com.au
Where The Streets Had A Name has just been selected as a Notable Book by the children's book council!
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