Young and Wise is a comprehensive resource capturing insights from children and young people across Australia over the past five years. More than just surveys, it features conversations, videos, artworks, and lived experiences, making it the most extensive summary of its kind. The report explores key wellbeing themes from broad consultations, alongside insights from specific […]
Discover Empowering Young Minds, a collaborative report from ARACY and UNICEF Australia. The latest of the key domains explored in our series is Learning.
On 23 May 2023 ARACY hosted a virtual roundtable, facilitated by the South Australian Commissioner for Children and Young People, Helen Connolly. This education roundtable aimed to further discuss what young people have shared in recent research and explore practical strategies to support young people across schools and communities. A wide range of organisations and […]
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