Have you bought some skates and need some help to get rolling? Did you roller skate when you were younger and would love to take it up again? Have you just always thought it would be amazing to learn how to skate, but you weren’t sure how to get

YNOT [https://www.ynot.org.au]is seeking feedback from young people on the 2022 Tasmanian Youth Forum (TYF) topic! TYF is one of Tasmania’s largest youth consultative events for young people aged 12-25 years. TYF brings together young people from around the State to share their views and

YNOT [https://ynot.org.au] is hosting a free eSafety webinar on ‘Online safety for adults who are youth leaders’. This training is suitable for individuals working with young people to better understand online safety issues and their impacts, and best practice approaches to safely engage young people online. When:

In 2022, TasNetworks will be forming a Youth Panel. Meeting five times from March to May, the panel will work together to co-design a draft community benefits sharing program framework. The panel is open to all young people who want to have their voice heard whilst gaining new skills, meeting

Expressions of interest are called for a full time, fixed term (till 24 Dec 2023) Policy Officer. Full details are available on SEEK here https://www.seek.com.au/job/55592372 and the YNOT website [https://www.ynot.org.au/ynot-are-hiring]. Applications close 12PM Monday 31 January 2022. For more

Since 2000, National Youth Week has provided a celebration of the efforts and contributions of young people aged 12 – 25 in their communities. In 2018, a new chapter began with the first celebration of Youth Week Tasmania, funded entirely by the Tasmanian Government. Youth Week Tasmania 2022 will be held

Burnie Works are doing a call out to service providers and educators working with youth aged 15 - 25 to encourage a new wave of Youth Making Change Around Burnie (YMCAB).