YACSA’s newest publication, Generate began as a 'zine written, designed and edited by young people for young people and has now been incorporated into YACSAround, as well as having a web presence. It provides an opportunity for young members to showcase their creative sides in any genre (eg. prose, poetry, photography, visual art etc.) that can be printed in a newsletter or displayed on the web. It aims to inform young YACSA members of opportunities arising within the sector, discuss issues affecting young people and present news specific to YACSA, including ways young members can be involved within the organisation.
 

PREVIOUS EDITIONS OF GENERATE

December 2008
Short Story: Waiting ( 488Kb)

September 2008
Articles:  Why is the Heart the Symbol of Love? and Does Little make Big? ( 464Kb)

June 2008
Articles:  Refugees: Are They Criminals? Terrorists? People?; More Than Money; Strange Bedfellows and poetry ( 544Mb)

April 2007
Articles:  Chicken Cruelty; Teen Pregnancy and Avoiding the Phone Trap ( 1.41Mb)

December 2006
Articles include: Australia's Reaction to Refugees; Celebrating Democracy Week and more ( 1.26Mb)

November 2006
Articles include:  Harmonious Democracy; Student Exchanges and the 2006 Youth Parliament ( 1.4Mb)

October 2006
Articles include:  The Big Brother Big Sister program; Global Warming; Rural Ambassadors and loads more ( 4.74Mb)

September 2006
Articles include:  Interview with Paul Caica, the new Minister for Youth; the new industrial relation laws and how they affect young people; what's on for young people in September ( 5.0Mb)
 

MORE INFORMATION

Andrew McHugh, Member Communications Officer, email andrew@yacsa.com.au or phone 08 8226 3080.
 

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