Turning training into a driver of structural change
Hobsons Bay City Council commissioned tailored Culturally Responsive Practice training, and followed it with a commitment to a dedicated outreach role.
Bringing multicultural youth voice into a council's first Youth Summit
Manningham Council's inaugural Youth Summit brought in Shout Out speakers to connect big civic themes to young people's own lives.
Reframing employment pathways through lived experience
Hume Youth Services booked two Shout Out speakers to bring lived-experience representation to a panel on alternative pathways into work for diverse young people
Violence Against Women Engagement
A Shout Out speaker brought lived experience into a conversation about violence against women, for an audience used to hearing about multicultural youth rather than from them.
Bringing lived experience into the Magistrates' Court
Court Services Victoria commissioned co-design workshops to translate lived experience of the justice system into permanent artwork for the Victorian Magistrates' Court.
Turning festival attendance into a fundable engagement model
An independent, youth-led evaluation gave Ngā Mātai Pūrua a clear, evidence-based plan to grow mental health engagement at Good Juju Festival.
Practising leadership through participation
Voices in Action gave multicultural young people a structured space to build confidence, share ideas and connect across communities.
Using food as an entry point into deeper cultural conversation
Let's Talk: The Real School Food Conversation turned an everyday topic into a youth-led discussion about culture and inclusion.
Turning shared meals into a pathway for belonging
Partnering with the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation to bring multicultural food stories into Harmony Week programming.