Australian Youth Representative to the United Nations

Appointed yearly through a rigorous application process, the Youth Representative holds an extensive nationwide consultation, meeting with young Australian's, politicians and leaders.

Each year the Youth Representative travels to the United Nation's General Assembly in New York as an accredited member of the Australian Mission to the UN to deliver a statement on behalf of the young people of Australia.

She will be "collecting and facilitating intersectional, diverse and accessible conversations – with the end goal of shedding more light on inequalities facing youth in Australia, as well as how young people, the very individuals living these realities, propose to solve them."

In 2025 the focus of the tour is: In the last few years, young Australians from all backgrounds have led the charge, boldly exposing the deep injustices and inequalities embedded in our systems, minds, and policies.

How do we meaningfully and effectively respond to this intersectional, diverse chorus of voices The listening tour, which is supported by various levels of government, UN Youth Australia and the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade holds consultations and meetings in all Australian States and Territories, major cities and regional towns along with rural and remote areas.

UN Headquarters in New York, New York, USA
The flag of the United Nations
The Youth Representative travels to all States and Territories of Australia and to regional and remote areas.
UN Headquarters in New York, New York, USA