Strengthen youth engagement

​MYAN WA provides a voice to the unique issues faced by young people from refugee and migrant backgrounds, and ensures that they are integrated into the engagement platforms. We continue to work to strengthen youth engagement in policy making and advocacy. We have led a number of projects that enhance the skills of multicultural youth and amplify their voices and experiences in Australia. 

Refugee week forum

MYAN WA is holding its next forum around Refugee Week and current issues facing refugee young people.

This is a great chance to hear from and network with the settlement sector and young people.

REGISTER to attend this FREE forum (morning tea included).

CHRISTMAS ISLAND 

YOUTH SUMMIT

On Saturday 28 November and Sunday 29 November, Multicultural Youth Advocacy Network of Western Australia - MYAN WA, Youth Affairs Council of Western Australia and 3 amazing Shout Out speakers headed off to Christmas Island to run the Christmas Island Youth Summit!
 

We ran two days’ worth of programs and workshops with young people aged 12 to 17 and the other group aged 18 – 25 years old. 

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You can read the 2020 Christmas Island 'Youth Taking Charge' Report and find out more about our adventure below.

The

Shout Out

Program

Inspiring young people to develop skills in public speaking and media relations on topics they feel passionate about.

The

Catalyst

Youth Summit 

We aim to bring multicultural young people together to talk about the issues that are important to them, to work together to create solutions.

Networking

Forum

MYAN WA holds four forums each year which bring the sector together to network and build their knowledge by listening to keynote speakers. 

Professional

Development

MYAN WA's training services are designed to be ideal professional development opportunities for those who work in the youth sector.

VIEW OUR 

Newsletters

Discover our events, programs, services or projects that are relevant to refugee or migrant young people and the sector that supports them shared in the MYAN WA newsletters.