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Generation Next provides education and information about the prevention and management of mental illness in youth to professionals, young people and the wider community. Our objective is to raise community awareness of mental illness through increasing mental health literacy, reducing associated stigma and positively influencing individual and community behaviour to improve the mental health of young people. Read more »

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Vaping and mental health are closely linked. That can make quitting even harder

May 16th, 2025|

Joshua Trigg, Flinders University; Anthony Venning, Flinders University, and Lavender Otieno, Flinders University Vaping is in your news feed for its regulation, impact on public health and effects on young people. So with growing awareness of the effects of [...]

Hard work feels worth it, but only after it’s done – new research on how people value effort

May 16th, 2025|

Piotr Winkielman, University of California, San Diego and Przemysław Marcowski, University of California, San Diego When deciding if something is worth the effort, whether you’ve already exerted yourself or face the prospect of work changes your calculus. That’s what we [...]

Project 2040 – Dispatch 2 – Robots and Automation in Schools

May 12th, 2025|

Greetings from 2040. The past two decades have rewritten the script of education. The world you know—your policies, institutions, even your assumptions about learning—has been overtaken by a future that demanded we think beyond the present. We had a choice: [...]

The GN podcast with Andrew Fuller: Virtual Autism – Technology and the developing brain of young people

Join Andrew Fuller as he chats with guest Dr Rachael Sharman on virtual autism and the effects of technology on the human brain in the developing minds of young people. Adolescents and young children in a technology dependent world Is [...]

February 19th, 2024|

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