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.
Truth Telling. Story telling.
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.
What kind of future do you imagine? FYA’s Collective Imagining project is imagining a powerful vision for 2050.
Join a community of practice, solidarity and care.
A network of young First Nations people established in their work, building movements to connect, reflect and replenish.
Over the next 12 months, we will distribute $200,000 to young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and organisations fighting injustice and building Blak power.
Partnering with you to co-design the systems and services of the future.
In this one hour Q&A, Kazu Haga will discuss how we can shake up our approach to organising to create radical change.
This new national training is for youth-led movements and organisations working on campaigns to beat injustice and elevate youth voice.
Connection. Activism. Arts.
Helping provide new and existing youth-led initiatives with grants essential to continue their work during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In this one hour Q&A, Kazu Haga will discuss how we can shake up our approach to organising to create radical change.
Connection. Activism. Arts.
This new national training is for youth-led movements and organisations working on campaigns to beat injustice and elevate youth voice.
Helping provide new and existing youth-led initiatives with grants essential to continue their work during the COVID-19 pandemic.