Multicultural Youth Affairs Network in Woolloomooloo | Non-profit organisation

Multicultural Youth Affairs Network

Locality: Woolloomooloo

Phone: +61 490 714 292

Address: 401/52-58 William Street 2011 Woolloomooloo, NSW, Australia

Website: hub.benojo.com/connect/org/myannsw/fundraise-launch

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25.01.2022 Who wants to go hiking with @firsthikeproject at the Blue Mountains ? . May 8 or 22 . Choose your date. Grab your friends. Get outside !... . Register through the link in bio or go to: Bit.ly/May-hikes . #firsthikeproject #wentworthfalls #bluemountains #hiking #sydney #youth #youngpeople #outdoors #outside #nature See more

25.01.2022 Eid Mubarak from the team at MYAN NSW

25.01.2022 Let's chat about how you / your community uses pain medication. oh and also get $100 ! . Help inform a future campaign by FECCA (Federation of Ethnic Communities Council). . Rego here Bit.ly/consultation05... . Thursday 6th May 2021 Via Zoom 11 to 1pm ! . #youthconsultation #consultation #myannsw #youth #youngpeople #health #medicine #painkillers See more

24.01.2022 from a hike in 2019 with @firsthikeproject . Want to get out in nature with some awesome volunteers + other young people, including some MYAN NSW Youth Ambassadors?? . Then sign up to the next day hike that's happening on Saturday June 19th!... (hike starts and finishes on same day) . sign up via link in bio - look for the Or go to Bit.ly/May-hikes . #hiking #sydneyhiking #outdoors #youngpeople #firsthikeproject #intothewild #nature #hike #sydneyoutdoors #youth #wearediversity See more

23.01.2022 #Repost head to Common Ground Australia and give them a follow !! Click the link in our bio to learn more about the Stolen Generations #repost... Wednesday May 26 is National Sorry Day - a day to remember and acknowledge the mistreatment of First Nations people who were forcibly removed from their families and communities. Today we know them as the Stolen Generations, and we pay tribute to their remarkable strength and resilience. We also reflect on how we can contribute to the healing process of our people and nation. And we demand change, because sorry means you don’t do it again. With more than 20,000 First Nations children in out-of-home care, the situation is worse now than it was 20 years ago. Our kids need culture. Our kids need community. And our kids need family So we can continue the transfer of knowledge and oral culture between generations. This National Sorry Day, listen to the voices of First Nations families and stand with us in solidarity. #NationalSorryDay #NationalSorryDay2021 #StolenGenerations #OurKidsBelongWithFamily #BringingThemHome #FamilyMatters #StolenWages See more

18.01.2022 More than a word. Reconciliation takes action. Check link in bio for 20 action compiled by Reconciliation Australia . some of them include: move from ally to accomplice ... call out racism knowing your local history creating culturally safer spaces . . #MoreThanAWord #NRW2021 #nationalreconcilitationweek #takeaction #alwayswasalwayswillbe #aboriginalland #itsourhistory #bravespace #culturalsafety See more

17.01.2022 Queerness and community within Greater Western Sydney panel at this event : Resilience and Pride in the West. . . IDAHOBIT stands for International Day against Homophobia, Biphobia, Intersexism and Transphobia. .... . Monday 17th May 10am to 1pm Bankstown Arts Centre . . #westernsydney #idahobit #Bankstown #headspacebankstown #aconnsw #community #youth See more

15.01.2022 The Oz International Student Hub (OISH) is open! Our CEO, Alex was so excited to attend the launch of this incredibly important space last night. A fantastic partnership led by Sydney Alliance and Sydney Community Forum and supported with space by Go Study Australia. Our Federal government deserted international students when COVID hit and told them to go home, but despite so many of them facing homelessness, hunger and workplace exploitation THEY. GOT. ORGANISED. OISH is ...a place for international students to get support, access training, learn about workplace and tenancy rights. It's a place for them to feel safe and welcome. If you work with international students, please refer them to the amazing hub in 2/72 Mary Street, Surry Hills. Find out more on their FB page. [Pic is of Alex with two amazing organisers Diana Olmos and Paola Fallon smiling against a colourful backdrop] #internationalstudents #OISH #communityorganising

12.01.2022 Iftar Mubarak! Team selfie at our 2021 Iftar Dinner #iftarmubarak #ramadan2021

11.01.2022 Will you join us for our Iftar gathering? Monday 10th May 2021 Bryan Brown Function Centre 80 Richard Road, Bankstown 5pm... . Join us in the final week of Ramadan. . This event is open to all, Muslims and non-Muslims! . #ramadankareem #bankstown #myannsw #youth #iftar #interfaith #youngpeople #iftarevent #ramadan #ramadan2021 See more

09.01.2022 Did you know that there's an app out there that ONLY shares stories of managing mental health? . Head to @ourherd.io to check it out! . Do you want to speak up on how this app can improve for young people from refugee and migrant backgrounds?... PS you'll get paid too . Join our consultation happening: Monday 7th June 5pm - 6:30pm . You'll get to speak with Batyr! . link in bio!! . #batyr #ourherd #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #youngpeople #stories #storytelling #youngpeoplementalhealth See more

07.01.2022 We had dinner with Blacktown Youth Services BYSA last night ! @blacktownbysa . Amazing to hear about all the things they're creating, discussing and sharing!!!! . We can't for the Codebreakers Project to further amplify voices of young people.... . Have something to say? Want to have your piece published? . Watch this space for the Codebreakers launch - coming soon! . #dinnerwith #youngpeople #westernsydney #blacktown #bysa #youthmatters #codebreakersproject #byusforus #wearediversity See more