Jason Strecker

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Jason has taught for over fifteen years and is the Head of Mathematics at a K-12 school. This year his students ran a Cost Benefit Analysis on Australia’s Covid response with some surprising results. He also established an accelerated programme that enabled students to begin a Mathematics degree whilst in their final year of studies.

Prior to teaching, Jason held several positions in the IT industry in small to large businesses in private and public ventures. This included responsibility for the largest enterprise management environment in the country at over a hundred thousand devices.

He is a Spectator contributor, having authored articles on the effects of government policy and the impact of cultural change. He feels privileged to have the opportunity to make personal relationships which he has used to broaden student understanding in the fields of indigenous affairs, engineering, economics and global perspectives.

As president of a sporting association, Jason implemented mitigation strategies to minimise the impact of health orders across members and their families. This included counselling and financial support.

Jason is married and has three children. He is an avid runner, and bike rider and enjoys the beauty of Gods amazing creation.

In court, you must swear to tell the truth. Not telling the truth is considered a serious offence and harmful to determining justice. So why, then, is it tolerated for teachers, entrusted with the solemn duty of educating our next generation, to be driven to lie about biological reality?
ASF has made a submission to the Senate Standing Committee on Community Affairs regarding the CDC Bill.
Parents are concerned, teachers are stressed, and the kids are anxious. These issues are regularly discussed within schools and throughout the wider community – and that is before we consider the spiralling decline in education standards and student academic performance.
This was another week in what has become a regular occurrence – being contacted by concerned parents seeking advice on why their school is spiralling out of control with their kid being caught up in the collateral damage. The feeling is akin to a song the 90s rock band Offspring
By and large, the public expects our health experts to present recommendations based on the health science, not behavioural science. In my opinion, this admission demonstrated that the medical industry and political class showed a preparedness to use children as pawns in a societal game of chess, rather than consideration

Second “Progress through Science and Freedom” Conference

ASF’s second conference again brings together thinkers and community leaders to share learnings, formulate plans and help establish new and emerging networks and organisations to restore a thriving Australian society founded on science and freedom.

Friday 15 November 6:00PM – 8:00PM – Social drinks

Saturday 16 November 8:30AM – 5:30PM – Conference – panel discussions

Saturday 16 November  7:00 PM to Late – Conference Dinner

Sunday 17 November 8:30AM – 3:00PM – Conference – discussion, news updates and workshops