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Stories from our network

The stories of CMY and our people

Get to know the people at the heart of our work…from amazing young people, to passionate volunteers and staff working to ensure that young people have every opportunity to succeed in Australia.

An interview with the 2021 Mary Danckert Youth Intern

“The lack of representation and privilege in those spaces lead to unfair systems and the views of people of colour, leaving them out of the equation.” – Stacey Mendes

Youth Leadership

“Being a multicultural country is something to be proud of, not something to make fun of”

Ajaz Hussain

Employment Empowers

Building blocks for a career in construction

“The lack of representation and privilege in those spaces lead to unfair systems and the views of people of colour, leaving them out of the equation.” – Stacey Mendes

Gippsland Youth Advisory Group

Streetwear start-up born out of Gippsland YAG

“What truly inspired me was the lack of Black/African owned clothing companies, especially in the Gippsland region.”

Updates from the CMY team

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CEO message

CEO Message: Thank you for all of your support this year

As 2021 draws to a close, we thank you for all of your support this year. What a year 2021 was!

21 December 2021

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CEO Message: Mental health post-lockdown and Target Zero project launch

30 November 2021

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CEO Message – Our Youth Justice Position Statement

28 October 2021

News, Research

Explore Researchers to investigate digital participation amongst refugee & migrant background youth

25 August 2021

Stories from our network

“I was just not having any luck, I just kept getting rejection after rejection…”

Like a growing number of young people, Shadab Safa was a 21-year-old university student struggling to find employment. Read his story.