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This is an important opportunity for young people to speak up about the challenges they experience with transport and to identify solutions that will help them to fully participate at school, work and in their communities. WHAT: Tasmanian Youth Forum, a free youth-voice event for young people 12-25 years. TOPIC:

60% of new jobs created in Australia are casual, according to new analysis. The figure calls into question the strength of Australia’s economic recovery.The job market is bouncing back at a surprising pace, but the economy isn’t necessarily creating the kind of work Australians need.Business Insider

In The Unseen Teen: The Challenges of Building Healthy Tech for Young People, Amanda Lenhart and Kellie Owens interview tech industry professionals to understand how adolescent well-being is prioritized (or not) in the design and development of popular social media and gaming platforms. While existing research tends to focus on

Our new logo design is thanks to those on Tassie Discord [https://discord.hardmode.com.au]! We love it Tassie Discord is a great place to just hang out and build your own Tassie community, around gaming, art, music, photography ...whatever :)

The Tasmanian Government are seeking expressions of interest for the Regional Recovery Committees. Apply to join one of three new Regional Recovery Committees and help ensure Tasmania’s recovery from COVID-19 supports the needs of all communities. Each committee needs: * 2 community representatives * 1 youth representative aged 18-24 years These

Youth Law Australia (YLA) and Tenants Union Tasmania are hosting an online webinar for young Tasmanians who want to learn more about their legal rights and responsibilities when renting a home. TOPIC: What the law says about leaving home and renting in Tasmania – free webinar WHEN: Friday 7 May 2021,

Young people today are growing up in a digitally connected world that is vastly different from that of their parents. Hard Mode rep Dave Fregon will talk about how young people are using the internet, what is different today in their social networks, and what remains the same. From this