Raising the Voices of Tomorrow
Youth Chat believes that through learning more about the people we are surrounded by it will lead to better understanding, further connections and greater outcomes for community. We strive to elevate the voices that need to be heard, the statistics that need to be known, and reduce the stigma that holds us back.
HOW SHAUN CHRISTIE-DAVID TURNED MEALTIME EMBARRASSMENT INTO A SOCIAL ENTERPRISE
Why Shaun Christie-David began social enterprise Colombo Social, which feeds and provides employment to disadvantaged community members.
Living in a tent outdoors as the sole Ethiopian in the offshore detention community on Nauru was…
Betelhem’s acceptance into Australia has been a lengthy and traumatic process, but despite the hardships she’s faced – including the circumstances that forced her to leave Ethiopia by boat suddenly in 2013 – she says, “resilience and determination have helped me survive in my new life here”.
Understanding the Marginalisation of South Sudanese Youth in Melbourne, Australia
The integration of South Sudanese youth into Melbourne's fabric is a complex issue that requires a multi-faceted approach. Understanding their unique challenges is the first step towards change. Community leaders, policymakers, and media outlets play crucial roles in shaping the future for these young individuals.
How are Australian universities tracking racism on campus? These students stepped in where their university didn't
ABC new article by Ahmed Yussuf and Claudia Long - A student-led report that surveyed more than 800 people studying at one of Australia's most prestigious universities has found more than two thirds have either experienced or witnessed casual racism.
Lifeline records biggest number of calls and support online as Australia grapples with domestic violence crisis
Lifeline received more calls, text and online messages on Sunday than any single day before. Dr Tara Hunt said prolific domestic and family violence deaths are contributing to compounding distress across the country. An estimated 3.8 million Australians have experienced physical and/or sexual family and domestic violence since the age of 15.
The kids are not alright: Is Australia in the midst of a youth mental health crisis?
Explore the depth of Australia’s youth mental health crisis. This article dives into the causes, impacts, and solutions to address the growing concerns surrounding the mental wellbeing of young Australians.
Bridging the Gap: Enhancing Access to Mental Health Support for Multilingual Youth
“Youth Action has just launched a report with recommendations to support young people, particularly those young people in conflict with law, to get a fair go. The report includes our key recommendations on legal reform, connection to Aboriginal culture in the community, youth services and supports in community, education, mental health and wellbeing, youth voice and participation and employment and training” - Youth Action Justic Report
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