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Generation Asia Research Reports

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With over 60 per cent of the world’s youth living in the Asia Pacific, fostering connectivity between young Australians and their peers across Asia, and cultivating Asia capabilities in our next-gen leaders, is crucial to ensuring Australia’s future success in the region.

Asia Society Australia and the International Education Association of Australia (IEAA) present a new research collaboration, mapping the challenges facing Asia-engaged young Australians in the pandemic era and exploring youth-focused solutions for a successful Asia-adjacent future.

Supported by the Victorian Government, Asia Society Australia and IEAA will deliver three reports, 'Keeping Connected', 'Asia Literacy and Employability', and 'Championing our Talent'. The project is a major component of Asia Society Australia’s Generation Asia pillar of work.

Reports:

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    Generation Asia Report | Keeping Connected

    Exploring the impact of COVID-19 on young Australians’ engagement with youth from across Asia.

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    Generation Asia Report | Asia Literacy and Employability

    Reframing Asia Skills

  • Championing our Talent
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    Generation Asia Report | Championing our Talent

    Presenting 10 recommendations for governments, businesses, education institutions and civil society to work together to empower Asia-engaged young people who live, study and work in Australia and to grow Asia-interest.

Take our Survey on Volunteering 

Are you an Asia-engaged young person from Australia or across the Asia Pacific aged between 18 and 35? Click here and take our survey on volunteerism and help us track an important enabler of Australia-Asia youth engagement.


Directory of Asia-Focused Youth Organisations

Click here to view and download a comprehensive directory of youth-led Australia-Asia organisations and explore some of their innovative initiatives launched during COVID-19.


Call for Contributions

Submissions, case studies and comments on this project are welcome and encouraged. Contact programaustralia@asiasociety.org for further enquiries.


This research venture is presented in partnership with

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    Generation Asia Survey | Volunteering

    Are you an Asia-engaged young person from Australia or across the Asia Pacific aged between 18 and 35? Take our survey on volunteerism and help us track an important enabler of Australia-Asia youth engagement.

Acknowledgements

This project is co-led by Eloise Dolan, Program Manager and Generation Asia Lead, Asia Society Australia, and Dr Kirrilee Hughes, Research Manager, International Education Association of Australia.

This project is overseen by an esteemed steering group chaired by Professor Ren Yi, Pro Vice-Chancellor (International), University of Southern Queensland and IEAA Board Member, and comprising:

  • Rebecca Hall, Commissioner for Victoria to South East Asia
  • Professor Ly Tran, Melbourne Asia Game Changer Awardee and School of Education, Deakin University
  • Dr Davina Potts, Director Future Students, The University of Melbourne
  • Jon Chew, Head of Strategic Insights and Analytics, Navitas
  • Rebecca Cozens, PhD Candidate, Griffith University and representing IEAA Young Professionals
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  • Viet Nam Initiative
  • Australia and Korea: Middle Power Parallels
  • Australia-Japan: Stepping up a Special Strategic Relationship in Asia
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