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MYAN is delighted to invite you to the launch of the
National Youth Settlement Framework (NYSF) 2020 edition.
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Wednesday 1st July 2020
2.00 – 3.30pm AEST
Online
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MYAN released the NYSF in 2016 and it remains Australia’s first and only evidence-based national guide to benchmark good practice with young people from refugee and migrant backgrounds - and is the only one of its kind globally. With practical tools, including Self-Assessment Guides, the NYSF is designed to equip policymakers and service providers with the skills and knowledge to best support young people from refugee and migrant backgrounds to thrive in Australia.
While the core of NYSF remains unchanged, utilising Active Citizenship Domains and Indicators and Good Practice Capabilities, the 2020 edition includes updated and new content – including a section on youth work in Australia and 3 new Good Practice Capabilities.
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Alison Larkins, Commonwealth Coordinator-General of Migrant Services, will be officially launching the NYSF, with a panel of speakers, including young people and sector representatives.
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Alison Larkins was appointed as the Commonwealth Coordinator-General for Migrant Services in late 2019. Alison has had extensive experience working across social policy portfolios at the Commonwealth level, with previous roles including Deputy Secretary, Social Policy at the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, acting Commonwealth Ombudsman, and the head of the Refugee, Humanitarian and International Division in the Department of Immigration and Citizenship.
As the Coordinator-General for Migrant Services, Alison is working closely within the Commonwealth, and with state and territory governments, industry and the community sector to drive improvements to employment, English language, and broader settlement outcomes, and will also promote the contribution migrants, refugees and humanitarian entrants make to our nation.
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We look forward to connecting with you on Wednesday, 1 July 2.00 pm - 3.30 pm.
The MYAN team - Nadine, Shannon, Mehak and Andrew
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