The Australian Greens have launched a National Youth Survey to find out what 15–25-year-olds think about current issues that have an impact on young people's lives.
There are big-picture questions about Australia and its future, and a range of questions on education, safety and bullying, homophobia, social security and the environment. The results of the survey will play a crucial role in the party's policy development in the future.
‘The voice of Australia's young people is too important to ignore,’ the Greens youth spokesperson, Senator Sarah Hanson-Young said. ‘Today's youth are the leaders of tomorrow and it is essential that we develop policies that support them.’
The survey can be accessed at: www.nationalyouthsurvey.com
(Source: ACYS & Youth Field Xpress April 2013)
There are big-picture questions about Australia and its future, and a range of questions on education, safety and bullying, homophobia, social security and the environment. The results of the survey will play a crucial role in the party's policy development in the future.
‘The voice of Australia's young people is too important to ignore,’ the Greens youth spokesperson, Senator Sarah Hanson-Young said. ‘Today's youth are the leaders of tomorrow and it is essential that we develop policies that support them.’
The survey can be accessed at: www.nationalyouthsurvey.com
(Source: ACYS & Youth Field Xpress April 2013)
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