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.
A space for all views, for young mob, by mob, about the referendum on the Voice to Parliament.
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.
FYA’s Movement Network will support 10 youth-led organisations and movements to work together across difference, unleash collective power and create new futures.
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.
Grants totalling up to $100,000, open to groups led by young people (under 30) across the country working to create positive systemic change.
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.
Join us for a 90 minute panel discussion with our host, Idil Ali, in conversation with organisers Anne-lise Ah-Fat, Madeline Frohlich and Reem Yehdego. Together, they will explore the importance of mutual aid in building connections and fostering solidarity across communities.
This new national training is for youth-led movements and organisations working on campaigns to beat injustice and elevate youth voice.
What kind of future do you imagine? FYA’s Collective Imagining project is imagining a powerful vision for 2050.
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.
This new national training is for youth-led movements and organisations working on campaigns to beat injustice and elevate youth voice.
Connection. Activism. Arts.
Join us for a 90 minute panel discussion with our host, Idil Ali, in conversation with organisers Anne-lise Ah-Fat, Madeline Frohlich and Reem Yehdego. Together, they will explore the importance of mutual aid in building connections and fostering solidarity across communities.
What kind of future do you imagine? FYA’s Collective Imagining project is imagining a powerful vision for 2050.
Helping provide new and existing youth-led initiatives with grants essential to continue their work during the COVID-19 pandemic.