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Here’s where you can spot some of the latest coverage on our work, stories by and about young people creating change, as well as any and all announcements we’ve made.
Here’s where you can spot some of the latest coverage on our work, stories by and about young people creating change, as well as any and all announcements we’ve made.
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The results are in: Australia’s first ever Youth Council democratically elected by young people aged 11-17 in Mackay.
Open for nominations: new program to empower young people in rural and regional areas to be decision makers in their local communities.
“I have never been part of something like this where I know that our input is as important as the input of people running the program. It definitely makes me feel incredibly valued.” Kane Cody, 2022 SA SRC member.
"Young people aren't satisfied with incremental change. They'll put themselves on the front line for the betterment of their whole community.” Mónica Córdova
A new partnership between Horsham Rural City Council (HRCC) and the Foundation for Young Australians (FYA), will back young people in the region to take on a more active role in local democracy and decision making.
Young people are often locked out of power and not able to make key decisions about their own lives, particularly before they turn 18. But give them your trust and they will show you their wisdom.
The results are in: Australia’s first ever Youth Council democratically elected by young people aged 11-17 in Mackay.
“I have never been part of something like this where I know that our input is as important as the input of people running the program. It definitely makes me feel incredibly valued.” Kane Cody, 2022 SA SRC member.
A new partnership between Horsham Rural City Council (HRCC) and the Foundation for Young Australians (FYA), will back young people in the region to take on a more active role in local democracy and decision making.
Open for nominations: new program to empower young people in rural and regional areas to be decision makers in their local communities.
"Young people aren't satisfied with incremental change. They'll put themselves on the front line for the betterment of their whole community.” Mónica Córdova
Young people are often locked out of power and not able to make key decisions about their own lives, particularly before they turn 18. But give them your trust and they will show you their wisdom.