Events

I first came across danah boyd reading her pioneering research into how young people navigate, construct identity, and build community online. Her work immediately changed how I understood the digital spaces young people inhabit. not just as platforms for entertainment, but as places for self-expression, connection, and activism. boyd’s

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming how young people learn, communicate, and navigate their world. This interactive workshop is designed to provide youth workers with a solid foundation in AI—what it is, how it works, and its ethical considerations—so they can better support young people in an increasingly tech-driven

The first of a number of workshops over the year for youth workers who want to learn how to use AI tools in their practice. Are you a youth worker who wants to learn how to use AI tools to enhance your work with young people? Do you want to

Are you between the ages of 16 and 25 and passionate about mental health advocacy? If so, Burnie Works has an exciting opportunity for you to make your voice heard! What’s Happening? Burnie Works, in collaboration with Youth, Family and Community Connections, is hosting a Youth Mental Health Workshop.

YNOT is excited to announce that registrations are now open for the Tasmanian Youth Forum (TYF) 2023. TYF is a free annual youth voice event for young Tasmanians aged 12-25. Each year, TYF provides a platform for young people to have their say about topics that are important to them

A call out to ages 12 - 25 in Launceston, register for the Future Youth Symposium happening on the 31 January 2023. Come along to this interactive event where you can learn about amazing organisations championing social issues, as well as get a chance to talk to the people behind

Yfoundations, the NSW peak body for youth homelessness, in association with Anglicare Tasmania and the University of Tasmania, is proud to present an upcoming webinar 'Young, in love and in danger': Teens’ experiences of domestic violence and abuse in their own intimate partner relationships and the intersections with