News
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Apply now: Research Assistant
Restacking the Odds (RSTO) is seeking a part-time (15.2 hours per week) Research Assistant to contribute to a range of high-calibre research activities.
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Collaborating for a stronger information ecosystem
The Early Years Data Interest Forum is bringing together the early years sector to improve access to valuable data and support better decisions.
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Local partner spotlight: Bourke and District Children's Services (BDCS)
Read BDCS' reflections on partnering with RSTO to support shared learning and drive local action.
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Apply now: Research Officer
Support the development, testing and refinement of lead indicators across early years services.
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Apply now: 2x Senior Project Officers
Build strong, collaborative partnerships with stakeholders across WA to support the implementation of RSTO in local early years partnerships and services.
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RSTO in INSPIRE magazine
This edition of INSPIRE spotlights the innovation, resilience, and research excellence improving health outcomes for people living in regional, rural, remote, and very remote Australia.
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Restacking the Odds for more communities
Restacking the Odds (RSTO) has partnered with the Minderoo Foundation to scale nationally.
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Local partner spotlight: Ebony Lee
Ebony Lee is an Early Years and Engagement Leader at Gowrie Victoria. Read her reflections on implementing Restacking the Odds.
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Webinar: Democratising Data
Frontline early childhood education and care practitioners need timely and consistent data to help reduce inequities in Australia - hear how they do it.
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The right data at the right time in the right hands supports better outcomes
To tackle entrenched disadvantage in Australia, we need to have consistent and timely information to know what is happening and where, but we don’t!
Restacking the Odds is a national initiative led by the Centre for Community Child Health at the Murdoch Children's Research Institute, in collaboration with Bain & Company and Social Ventures Australia.
RSTO is supported by the Minderoo Foundation.
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which we work and pay our respect to Elders past, present and emerging.