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Young Influencer Network

Are you a young person aged between 14 and 24 years old? Do you live, go to school, play, or work in the ACT? Are you passionate about human rights?

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What is the Young Influencer Network?

The Network is a diverse group of young people in the ACT who help us in our work. When you are part of the Network:

  • We will ask for your opinion about issues we are working on.
  • You can respond by email, or you can upload your ideas on the Young Thinker Forum as a video, voice message, artwork or poem.
  • You choose what issues you want to have a say on and ignore the rest.
  • You can also suggest topics for us to work on.
  • You can also create social media posts for us, to raise awareness of issues you care about! Find out more about being on our Content Crew here.

Download the Young Influencer Network brochure here.

What do we do with your ideas?

We will use what you tell us to:

  • Support the research and consultations we are doing.
  • Tell the government what needs to be done to make the ACT better for kids, teens and young people.
  • Influence what issues we work on and decisions we make.
  • Support other organisations to listen to your ideas.

We will not:

  • Spam your inbox with lots of emails.
  • Share your contact information with any other organisations.
  • Tell people what you said without your permission.

What are the benefits of being in the Young Influencer Network?

Helping make the ACT a better place for kids, teens, and young people is important. You will also:

  • Work directly with the Commissioner.
  • Learn more about your rights.
  • Have your say on important issues.
  • Be among the first to hear about leadership opportunities.
  • Be connected to other young people who are passionate about human rights.
  • Receive a welcome pack with cool merch!

Join the Young Influencer Network HERE.

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Young Influencer Bulletin

Once per term we send a bulletin to our Young Influencers so you know what we are working on, and can find out about opportunities to have your say. You can read the latest bulletin is here.

Term 2, 2026

Contact us

If you have questions or want more information you can call, text or email us:

Email: actkids@act.gov.au

Phone: 02 6205 2222

Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the ACT and recognise any other people or families with connection to the lands of the ACT and region. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.

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We are committed to protecting and promoting the rights, safety, and wellbeing of children and young people. We are actively implementing the 10 Child Safe Standards in a way that is culturally safe and inclusive for all children and young people, including by respecting and valuing the diverse and unique identities and experiences of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and young people, and their families.


We take a zero-tolerance approach to child abuse, and will seek to ensure all employees, volunteers, contracted staff, and executives uphold their responsibilities.

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