Category: SDSN Youth

The SDSN Youth SDG Coordinator Program is now accepting applications from university students for the 2022/23 cohort! Join this information session organised by SDSN Youth AusNZPac on 8 June to find out more!

During 2021 and 2022, SDSN Youth AusNZPac worked on several projects to help young people create effective climate action at their universities and in their communities. This page will take you through the projects and resources they created!

SDSN Youth AusNZPac is excited to share a report with ideas for how young people fighting for climate action in the AusNZPac region can make their campaigns work better!

SDSN Youth AusNZPac presents "The Climate Crisis and Universities: Student Position Statement" to help students to create climate action and help universities understand what students' priorities are.

SDSN Youth AusNZPac is launching our student position statement on what students think their universities’ role should be during the climate crisis. Come to the launch on the 9th of March!

SDSN Youth AusNZPac and partners are inviting any student who has a curiosity or passion about addressing climate change to join us on 12 October to be inspired, share, learn, and collaborate on capturing the student perspective on the climate crisis and universities!

In the second semester of 2019, the SDG Student Hubs continued to make strides in educating, engaging and empowering students at universities to advance the SDGs. Here are a few highlights from the Australia, New Zealand & Pacific region.

SDSN Youth Australia, New Zealand & Pacific began the rollout of the SDG Students Program, an initiative to engage university students in the SDGs, in early 2019. Here are a few highlights from the first semester of operation.

SDSN Youth Australia, New Zealand & Pacific issues a statement calling on the Australian Government to take action to advance the implementation of the SDGs, and support youth leadership and participation in achieving the goals.

On February 14, 2019, the Australian Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade released a report which examined Australia’s implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals, following a year-long Inquiry.