Programs for young changemakers
Whether you’re just starting out or already kicking goals as part of a youth-led movement, campaign, or organisation, our programs are designed for you.
Whether you’re just starting out or already kicking goals as part of a youth-led movement, campaign, or organisation, our programs are designed for you.
Free training to build the skills, knowledge and confidence to engage with the media in a way that’s safe, powerful and on your terms.
Here to support you and your organisation to use the media as a tool for advocacy.
Inspired by the power of student-led movements worldwide, the SRC program will support students to build their representation and advocate for change on the issues that matter to them in their schools - and beyond.
Democratically elected youth councils of 11-17 year olds across the country.
Step Up is a free program bringing young activists together to gain skills, tools, and challenge systemic injustice for real change.
Free online activism workshops to help you build the skills to fight for and win change
A network of young First Nations people established in their work, building movements to connect, reflect and replenish.
Grants from a pool of $100,000, open to groups led by young people (under 30) across the country campaigning to create change.
Seeding Strength Grants distributes funds to young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and organisations fighting injustice and building Blak power.
The Election Ready series were a series of free 90-min online workshops designed to equip young people with essential skills for participating in election campaigning in the lead up to the 2025 Federal Election.
Our Truth Our Way was a three month intensive workshop for young (18-35) First Nations people to learn and refine truthtelling and storytelling.
Reset & Resist! was an in-person healing event in Narrm for young mob (16–35 yrs). Following a challenging year for many mob, this gathering provided an opportunity to come together, connect, reflect, and reset in collective strength ahead of Invasion Day and the year ahead.
A space for all views, for young mob, by mob, about the referendum on the Voice to Parliament.
FYA’s Movement Network supported 10 youth-led organisations and movements to work together across difference, unleash collective power and create new futures. Movement Network concluded in 2024.
In 2022, Collective Imagining brought 50 young people aged 16-25 (aka Dreamers) together in a gathering of minds. Co-created with young people across Australia, this is their vision for 2050.
BlakUp! is a national gathering led by First Nations young people and organised by the FYA First Nations Team and BlakUp! Working Group. More than an event, it’s a movement – a space to connect across Country, share stories, create art, organise for change, and explore what healing and community care can look like.
Helping provide new and existing youth-led initiatives with grants essential to continue their work during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Election Ready series were a series of free 90-min online workshops designed to equip young people with essential skills for participating in election campaigning in the lead up to the 2025 Federal Election.
Reset & Resist! was an in-person healing event in Narrm for young mob (16–35 yrs). Following a challenging year for many mob, this gathering provided an opportunity to come together, connect, reflect, and reset in collective strength ahead of Invasion Day and the year ahead.
FYA’s Movement Network supported 10 youth-led organisations and movements to work together across difference, unleash collective power and create new futures. Movement Network concluded in 2024.
BlakUp! is a national gathering led by First Nations young people and organised by the FYA First Nations Team and BlakUp! Working Group. More than an event, it’s a movement – a space to connect across Country, share stories, create art, organise for change, and explore what healing and community care can look like.
Our Truth Our Way was a three month intensive workshop for young (18-35) First Nations people to learn and refine truthtelling and storytelling.
A space for all views, for young mob, by mob, about the referendum on the Voice to Parliament.
In 2022, Collective Imagining brought 50 young people aged 16-25 (aka Dreamers) together in a gathering of minds. Co-created with young people across Australia, this is their vision for 2050.
Helping provide new and existing youth-led initiatives with grants essential to continue their work during the COVID-19 pandemic.