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AYAC 2013 National Youth Affairs Conference

13/3/2013

 
Conference registrations are now open for you to take part in AYAC 2013 National Youth Affairs Conference!
Uber-Earlybirds register now via ayac2013.eventbrite.com.au - and save $90 on the conference registration fee*

The AYAC 2013 National Youth Affairs Conference will bring together 400 youth sector representatives, community-minded young people & young changemakers, youth policy makers, and youth researchers & academics to Adelaide, SA over three days that showcase the depth of Australia’s youth affairs sector -- for all the nation to see.
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The AYAC 2013 conference will be an opportunity for the four corners of the youth affairs sector to connect, have fun, hear more about what we can learn from the latest research and innovative programs, learn from each other & influence the national debate on young people and youth affairs.

With the federal election to take place on 14th September this year, it will be more important than ever that AYAC 2013 provides a platform for emerging youth issues to find their place on the national agenda. The conference will contribute to AYAC’s key goals of driving research for better practice, advocating for change, supporting the sector & building youth participation.

Read more and register! - http://www.ayac.org.au/ayac2013


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