Professor Johanna Wyn

Redmond Barry Distinguished Professor, Youth Research Centre, Melbourne Graduate School of Education, University of Melbourne

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Politics & Society

How COVID lockdowns affected our relationships

COVID-19 forced many of us to stay at home. For some this was a positive, bringing families closer together. But for others, it was lonely and overwhelming

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Politics & Society

Australia’s Gen Y democracy gap

New research finds there’s democracy gap for young Australian adults, with a distrust of traditional politics but a focus on civic mindedness

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Politics & Society

What’s it like to be young and from overseas in Australia?

The first ever census of young Australians from refugee and migrant backgrounds paints a mixed picture of optimism and belonging against a backdrop of ongoing discrimination

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Politics & Society

A generation dislodged: Why things are tough for Gen Y

The mental health of many young Australians is suffering, thanks to unaffordable housing, insecure working conditions and a 24/7 working culture

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Education

Opinion: Gen Y’s long road to security

The lack of stable and meaningful work is directly linked to the job market, not a result of the limitations of education

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Education

Why Gen Y are not all about themselves

Hard work, low pay and no stability in sight: A major study shows life’s not all selfies and Snapchat for Gen Y

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