Stephanie Zappala Bryant
Communications, marketing and social media
for arts and non-profit organisations.
Currently, I am Communications Manager for
a large not-for-profit foundation in Melbourne.
Previously, in Sydney, I was Marketing Manager for a contemporary arts and culture centre, a creative and performing arts children's festival and Australia's largest all-encompassing hip hop and street art festival.
I also...
Blog for me :: sierrazulu.tumblr.com
Blog for work :: rchfoundation.tumblr.com
Take millions of photographs :: sierrazulu photography
Write the occasional article :: Kurv Magazine Issue 025
Do good make up :: oh yes, I can make you pretty(er)
Review performances :: like this, this, this and this
@stephzulu on twitter, instagram, pinterest and kik.
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- The Royal Children's Hospital Foundation Melbourne
- LinkedIn
- Flickr
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Event site visit today to Mural Hall; art deco masterpiece on the top floor of Myer Bourke St.
It is good to love many things, for therein lies the true strength, and whosoever loves much performs much, and can accomplish much, and what is done in love, is well done.
Vincent van Gogh {via}It’s all in the simplicity. I’m only 20pg in & have already learnt more from @jonathancanlas than in a month of photog school. #find
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- Trash or Treasure? Pre-loved donations needed for upcoming Flea Market, benefiting @RCHappeal. http://t.co/gYb6pqL9 #melbourne
- Polite bunny, yes please. http://t.co/MUvwIUnq via @ThreeThousand
- This is really tragic, if you put aside the fact that these tourists were totally, seriously IDIOTIC http://t.co/e3tTTEo4
- Photo: Event site visit today to Mural Hall; art deco masterpiece on the top floor of Myer Bourke St. http://t.co/Edv6YBwt
- Important! JD needs to see this. http://t.co/0CGy3ujV
- 9 ways Board Members can raise money: http://t.co/B4QajOSx Obvious, but good to see this written by a board member. #nonprofit #arts
- @PevoniaAust ahh, hi joey. xx
- @PevoniaAust Jo, is that you? Just saying hi.
- "It is good to love many things, for therein lies the true strength, and whosoever loves much performs..." http://t.co/Z6z9PHVs
- "On this day, the City of Melbourne honours all those who derive their living from the Theatre" http://t.co/GdUoPzo9 (via @AussieTheatre)
- This is me on my way to dinner in my optical illusion dress http://t.co/iExWhsgO
- Photo: New Marrimeko art! Love it. http://t.co/w9SC45oi
- Photo: beer garden http://t.co/G4ZDZ9nj
- @agentdeclan yeah.... Should've invested in sex change/boob job instead. Same outcome, apparently.
- @Jo_Tovey yep. And if you dare swim out to check it, you'll find it only goes about a meter under the water. Found that out the hard way.
- Photo: visited Albert Lake for the first time this morning. http://t.co/HHJreXQt
- Srsly. Worst article. RT @_sarahwilson_: "A good push-up bra is a better investment than any PhD"... Oh. Dear. http://t.co/LNcRmUfb #smh
- @rainbowandarrow just bought season 4 of 30 Rock. Hooray for homemade Baldwin festivals this weekend.
- Poodle hugs always make you feel better when arseholes have ruined your day. http://t.co/PfMWAFUy
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- Our meerkat exhibit is a unique partnership with Melbourne Zoo. Generous support from the Hugh Williamson Foundation funded their specially designed enclosure. We are going to interview one of the Zookeepers about the meerkat family next week to find out more about our furry friends. If you have any questions about the meerkats for the people that care for them each day, ask them below, or email them to us http://bit.ly/w7oGNu
- Did you see this story about a seriously questionable job advertisement for nurses in Sweden? The hospital says it was a joke, just to get attention. Well they sure got worldwide attention, but probably not for the right reasons!
- Ethical dilemma of the day... How much privacy should teens get at the doctor's surgery? Parents might think differently, but RCH researchers say: lots. http://bit.ly/yAIJ87
- Last financial year, the Foundation received over $37 million in donations (amazing - thanks to our community), and distributed close to $22 million to the hospital. So where does the money go? Here are some friendly pie charts to show you http://bit.ly/xUleRJ
- 2012 is the National Year of Reading, so book shops and libraries are now offering lots of fun activities for kids of all ages. Raising Children Network's article on reading can help you make the most of story time with your child.
- Read our latest newsletter, which includes a story about our new state-of-the-art incubators that have been funded through generous donations. They will help ensure the RCH can recreate the perfect environment for babies in hospital.
- The RCH Eating Disorder Program is getting truly amazing results. Until recently, recovery for adolescent sufferers of eating disorders was commonly a seven year journey. The RCH Eating Disorder Program has reduced the road to recovery to approx six months. Inspiring stuff.
- Welcome to all our new facebook friends. FYI we have a newsletter going out tomorrow. Don't miss out, subscribe here http://bit.ly/zDsaCU
- The Uncle Bobs Club needs volunteers for The Royal Children's Hospital Good Friday Appeal so if you want to rattle a tin or tub on a corner. If you're interested, get in touch with them. Ring Uncle Bobs office on (03) 9335 6300.
- Taking the stigma out of ADHD. RCH's Dr Daryl Efron is making it his mission. (By the way, he is speaking in about this topic in Warrnambool on 2nd March - click for details.)
- The Herald Sun / CityLink Run for the Kids has sold out the last three years and each year it happens even faster. To avoid disappointment, make sure you get your friends and family together and enter soon. Last year the run raised over $1million for The Royal Children's Hospital Good Friday Appeal - lets see if we can beat that!
- In 2011, Charlotte Pegoraro's story touched our hearts. When Charlotte was a tiny baby, she was diagnosed with biliary atresia, and ended up being the smallest and youngest child to receive an organ transplant at the RCH. We all had our fingers crossed that her new liver would flourish. Read about how Charlotte is doing one year on. http://bit.ly/AjtTaU
- How far would you go to raise funds to support the RCH? The team at Cancer In Kids @ RCH are willing to take a pie to the face to support their cause.
- Next month the American Women's Auxiliary will hold their 17th Annual Charity Golf Day at Victoria Golf Club. It promises to be an amazing event raising funds to support The Royal Children's Hospital Bioethics Centre. Wouldn't you rather be golfing?
- Our heart melts... Heartkids Victoria (including Tasmania) supports children affected by Childhood Heart Disease (CHD). They do fantastic work with cardiology families at the RCH. This moving ad is now showing on TV in support of CHD Awareness Month.
- We are often asked which areas of the hospital benefit from the funds that are donated. So we made a graphic. bit.ly/yDMeex
- A sneak peek at some of the great community events coming up in Melbourne that you can enter as a fundraiser of The Royal Children's Hospital.
- If we HAD our very own BMX track in our backyard, we would do this too ... http://bit.ly/zKOUdg
- This is such an amazing medical story that we had to share it with you. It is truly astounding what doctors can do nowadays, and what a 9 year old human body can withstand - a six organ transplant in one go. http://bit.ly/yMcb7K
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