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Welcome to MYAN’s June e-newsletter! We’re really excited to share our latest research, the Racism in Schools Policy Paper. It makes a strong case for nationally coordinated action and sets…
Welcome to the latest edition of our e-newsletter! As we navigate through an ever-evolving landscape, it’s been a busy couple of months at MYAN HQ! In this issue, we’re…
On behalf of the MYAN team, welcome to 2026! Over January, we have been gathering multicultural young people’s experiences in Australia for a national research project, preparing our pre-budget submission…
Our final e-news for the year is packed with updates, including major policy and advocacy reports, resources and insights on the social media ban, the launch of our new Youth…
To our community, As we are nearing the end of the year, we’re excited to share the latest news from MYAN HQ, including our Youth Engagement Strategy, new resources including…
We are feeling tired, inspired and ready for the future! After a huge month of preparation, the MYAN team and 16 FUSE 2025 delegates from all over Australia descended into…
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Media Releases
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MYAN calls on the Government to put young people at the centre of future considerations. Multicultural Youth Advocacy Network Australia (MYAN) Australia’s peak body representing young people from refugee and migrant backgrounds, has reviewed the 2026 Australian Federal Budget, highlighting its implications for multicultural youth across the nation.
As Australia heads to the polls, the Multicultural Youth Advocacy Network Australia (MYAN) is urging political parties to take bold action now to address the systemic barriers faced by multicultural young people and to treat them as key stakeholders in Australia’s future.
MYAN calls on the Government to put young people at the centre of future considerations. Multicultural Youth Advocacy Network Australia (MYAN) Australia’s peak body representing young people from refugee and migrant backgrounds, has reviewed the 2025 Australian Federal Budget, highlighting its implications for multicultural youth across the nation.
News
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Konan is a youth advocate with a focus on civic participation, public policy and digital governance. After a year of development, Konan has launched ‘TappedIn’, a newsletter-based social enterprise that targets the issue of young…
Apajok Biar’s advocacy journey began long before she had language for it. As a high school student, she gravitated towards team sports and leadership, instinctively noticing where participation fell short…
“My name is Hayat Akbari. I was born in Afghanistan and come from the Hazara community.” Hayat’s journey has been shaped by displacement, uncertainty, and a search for safety, but…
Meet Grace. Photo Credit: Paul Furse, Frontrow Foto Grace is a playwright, director, poet, and creative producer whose work centres identity, disability, and acts of reclamation. Born in Yei River County, South…
Yuwal, a FUSE 2025 participant and member of MYAN Australia’s Youth Advisory Group (YAG), is a Commerce student at the University of Melbourne. As a young refugee, he’s passionate about strengthening support and independence for refugee and multicultural communities, a focus reflected in his FUSE project, ‘Refugee Empowerment Workshops for Language, Employment, and Independence’.
I’m Adam, one of MYAN’s (Multicultural Youth Advocacy Network) 2025 FUSE delegates. My pitch, ‘Bridging the Digital Divide – A National Policy for Youth Employment Equity’, addresses the persistent issue of youth unemployment in Australia, specifically focusing on the challenges faced by young migrants and refugees.