The Youth Art Exhibition is Glen Eira Youth Services and the Youth Events and Leadership Team (YELT)'s biggest annual event, providing an opportunity for young people aged 10-25 to showcase their artwork in a professional gallery and go in the draw to win some awesome prizes.

In this episode, the Press Starters discuss how they stay safe while gaming online. This episode is useful for parents and young people alike; listen here for some tricks of the trade! 

In this episode, the Press Starters discuss the benefits of gaming and why they like to game. If you think gaming is nothing more than a boredom buster, then prepare for the Press Starters to change your mind!

It’s finally here, the 3rd and final part of our Pride Month Q&A!

In this episode we are talking about the experiences of QTPOC, what makes a good or bad LGBTIQA+ portrayal, questions that are welcomed, questions that are tired and in true rainbow style, we leave you with some Queer anthem recommendations.

“I think for me, when it comes to media representation, if the character’s one personality trait is gay, you’ve got a bad character…I have other personality traits other than - the gay” - Ash

In this episode we are talking about having loved ones from a different generation, thoughts and feelings about the term Queer and advise for people who tend to diffuse discussions by saying “it’s just a joke”

“Be patient, like, they are from a different mindset, they are from a different generation. And if they are trying, they’re really trying… It is sometimes a really long game, but it’s worth it.” – Kas

Part 3 dropping next week.

To celebrate Pride we hosted a Q+A with queer young people about their lived experiences.

So here it is - part 1 of our fabulous Pride Month Q&A, albeit, just a snippet. 

In this episode we talk about the meaning behind the colours of the flag, the acronym, whether being gay is a choice, whether non-binary identities are a real thing and about being bullied because of your identity.

"When we start talking about non-binary people and start including trans people...when we start unpacking gender, it actually helps everyone." - Rory.

Part 2 dropping next week.

In this Youth Translated Podcast, Zoe and Tahlia discuss whether or not the federal voting age (18 years old) for Australian youth should be lowered and how. 

Thank you all so much for listening,

A discussion of the existence and subjective 'importance' of the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC) and the Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) system from two Youth Voice members who have finished high school.