Presenting to you our 2021 infographic report on the impact of Generation Next on young people, youth professionals and the wider community.
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Articles by focus area
- Anxiety (158)
- ASD (8)
- Body Image (8)
- Bullying (63)
- CALD (1)
- Childcare (1)
- Consent (4)
- COVID (32)
- Creativity (13)
- Cybersafety (420)
- Depression (136)
- Diet & Nutrition (20)
- Disability (25)
- Drugs & Alcohol (497)
- Eating Disorders (45)
- Education (193)
- Extremism (2)
- Gambling (16)
- Grief (3)
- Grooming (7)
- Gun Violence (3)
- Job readiness (10)
- Learning (93)
- Masculinity (5)
- Mental Health & Wellbeing (1,739)
- Mental Illness (292)
- Nature Play (18)
- Obesity (15)
- Podcast (35)
- Pornography (4)
- Positive Psychology (19)
- Resilience (26)
- Science & Research (503)
- Screen Use (17)
- self-harm (7)
- Sexual Assault (15)
- Sexual Education (11)
- Sleep (58)
- Social and Emotional Learning (33)
- Social Media (41)
- Society & Culture (1,502)
- Suicide (67)
- Technology (343)
- Trauma (21)
- Uncategorized (436)
- Video (25)
- Violence (12)
- Wellbeing (57)
