The Multicultural Youth Network advises the Victorian Government on issues that affect young, multicultural Victorians.
Members include young people from a range of faiths, cultures, ages and locations. It was established in September 2007 and meets once a month.
It is supported by:
- the Victorian Multicultural Commission Youth Commissioner as chairperson
- the Minister for Multicultural Affairs.
As a group, they:
- highlight key issues facing young Victorians
- deliver presentations on diversity, faith and culture
- develop youth-led projects
- build their skills in responding to challenges faced by multicultural youth
Members have contributed to many initiatives, including:
- youth-led projects on employment, mental health, sport and education
- workshops with young people to discuss cultural diversity
- workshops with young people to discuss the migration experience
- participation in the UBUNTU Youth Stage as part of the Viva Victoria festival in 2012 to 2016
- developed a research and recommendations paper on multifaith prayer rooms in Victorian public schools
- coordinated a youth-led festival designed to embrace all faiths and cultural backgrounds.
Annual reports
Research briefs
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