YANQ is the peak body for the Queensland Youth Sector
Youth Affairs Network Queensland
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Youth Work Community of Practice 2023
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A unique opportunity for workers in the youth justice, residential care, youth support services and other youth workers to join a state-wide online Community of Practice (CoP) and explore practice frameworks that help improve ethical and effective youth work provision.  For further information about this exciting opportunity and how you can apply, click here.
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The Youth Affairs Network of Queensland Inc (YANQ) is the peak community youth affairs body in Queensland, representing over 880 individuals and organisations from Queensland's youth sector. YANQ believes that everybody, young people included, should be free to exercise their human rights. YANQ is a Special Consultative Body of the United Nations Economic and Social Council.

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YANQ acknowledges the tradition owners of Queensland. We recognise the capacity of communities to generate their own solutions to the problems imposed on them by continuing colonisation and ongoing pressures to assimilate. Further, we value the wisdom and leadership ATSI cultures can bring to addressing the problems faced by Australian society. We can benefit greatly, at an individual, community and social level, from embracing opportunities to learn from ATSI Culture, Lore, Land and Sea.
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