Let's RaiseWisely!
Description
It takes a village to raise a child.
Let's RaiseWisely.
Creart x Women in Innovation
Thursday, 22 October 2026
Backing women to help raise the next generation wisely!
Every parent needs a backer. Every mum needs a champion.
This October, Creart Digital Media x Women in Innovation invite women leaders, changemakers and community champions to stand behind the parents, mothers and carers raising the next generation.
As children and young people grow up inside increasingly complex digital worlds, families are being asked to navigate challenges that previous generations never had to face: social media, gaming, AI, online risks, digital boundaries, independence, identity and wellbeing.
Launching on 1 October 2026 during National Mental Health Awareness Month, RaiseWisely Parents Course Early Access offers practical, research-informed guidance for parents and carers of children aged 5-12, adolescents aged 13-17 and young adults aged 18-25.
At this special gathering, we will spotlight why parent support matters, why mental health awareness must include digital wellbeing, and how women leaders can help back the families raising the next generation of leaders every day.
You can purchase early access for your own family, gift the course to a friend in need, or Pay It Forward to help make RaiseWisely accessible to families who could not otherwise afford it.
JOIN US in the room! IGNITE conversations that matters. Let's RaiseWisely & BACK MUMs to RaiseWisely!!
For special gift packages and or TAX deductible impact investment, please email support@raisewisely.com.au.
*Proudly Supported by the Mental Health Commissioner of South Australia.
As a Proud Supporter of FoundHER Grant Program, 20% of Let's RaiseWisely ticket will be allocated to support Women In Innovation SA. - Good causes needs backing!! Find Her - Back Her - FoundHER.
Best,
RaiseWisely Team
Lineup
Christel Cherryadi
I am a global multi-award-winning tech founder, AI-XR innovator & multi-venture social techpreneur. My work focuses on helping humans develop the capability to live, learn, work & thrive alongside increasingly intelligent technologies, with a particular focus on education & preventive mental health. I design human-AI capability architectures through research translation, living evidence synthesis, lived experience leadership, responsible innovation & strategic implementation. These architectures translate complex knowledge into practical capability and renewed systems designed around human needs, safety & care, strengthening organisations while enabling emerging and critical technologies to be applied ethically, responsibly and with rigorous risk navigation. With 19+ years across entrepreneurship, creative technology, immersive media and digital innovation, my transdisciplinary work reforms how evidence is translated into human-AI capability and how digital transformation is strategically designed around organisational context, mission, and capacity. I integrate fragmented knowledge, perspectives & implementation approaches into coherent, human-centred systems designed for iterative learning & adaptation. My broader work spans cross-sector collaboration & mission-driven coalitions.
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