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Young People and Micro-creds for Sustainable, Regenerative and Just Futures
Young People’s Education and Employment Aspirations in Geelong
Micro-Credential for Neurodiverse Young People in Whittlesea
COVID-19 Recovery Scenario’s for Young People in Melbourne’s Inner North
Young People in/and the Anthropocene
Regenerating Geelong
Code Red Alliance for Young People
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Greater Geelong
Project: COVID-19 and Young People’s Education and Employment Aspirations: A 3 Year Study in Geelong
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Whittlesea
Project: Micro-Credential for Neurodiverse Young People in Whittlesea
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We are a collaborative research lab for co-designing young people’s sustainable futures in times of crisis and disruption
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Young People’s Education and Employment Aspirations in Geelong
The project will provide Geelong region stakeholders with a strong evidence base over 3 years to co-design innovative interventions to foster the education and employment aspirations of young people from disadvantaged backgrounds in Geelong.
Micro-Credential for Neurodiverse Young People in Whittlesea
This project supports neurodiverse young people in completing a Micro-Credential in Co-Design for Diversity and Inclusion and to evaluate their progress in successfully achieving this in Whittlesea.
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Geelong
Deindustrialisation, youth unemployment, and the (broken) promises of education in the 21st century
In previous posts on this blog, we introduced the stories of Madeline and Marisa, two of the young people participating in our research in Geelong. In the third and final blog post in this series, we develop a discussion around some of the important themes that emerge from Madeline and Marisa’s stories.
Geelong
Marisa’s story
The second in a series of three blogs in which we feature the stories of Madeline and Marisa, two of the young people participating in our research in Geelong. We consider what these stories provoke us to think about, and how the stories can make a productive contribution about young people’s hopes and aspirations in post-pandemic Geelong.
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