Three new members appointed to the Ministerial Youth Advisory Council (MYAC)MYAC provides advice to the Youth Minister on issues that impact the lives of young peopleMYAC members represent a diverse cross-section of young people across WA
The voices of young Western Australians will be further amplified with the addition of three new members to the Ministerial Youth Advisory Council (MYAC).
MYAC provides important advice to Youth Minister Hannah Beazley on issues that impact the lives of young people, including State Government policies and initiatives.
Amber Ugle-Hayward, Tremane Baxter-Edwards and Ryan Rawlinson have been appointed as the newest members of MYAC.
They join existing members Alessia Maio (Co-Chair), Joshua Peckover (Co-Chair), Amani Kariuki, Henry Bird, Joshoa Zilani, Lilijana Nicholls, Nandini Gera, Om Sharma and Takunda Bere.
MYAC members are aged between 15 to 25 years and are appointed for a two-year term.
The latest appointments add to the diversity of lived experience represented on MYAC, which includes young people from regional WA, culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, people with disability, from the LGBTIQA+ community, and with a range of employment and educational experiences.
MYAC has been successful in advocating for and on behalf of young people and played an integral role in the development of the WA Youth Action Plan 2024-2027 Koorlangka Bidi.
MYAC has also provided input into key State Government strategies and plans, including the State STEM skills strategy, Stronger Together: WA’s Plan for Gender Equality and All Paths Lead to a Home: Western Australia’s 10-Year Strategy on Homelessness 2020-2030.
For more information, visit Ministerial Youth Advisory Council .
As stated by Youth Minister Hannah Beazley:
“I look forward to working with the newest members of my Ministerial Youth Advisory Council. Each member brings their own unique perspectives, expertise and experiences to the table, attributes that provide strong representation for young Western Australians.
“The Cook Labor Government is committed to amplifying the diverse voices of young people, listening to what is important to them, and giving them a seat at the table when making decisions that impact them.
“The Ministerial Youth Advisory Council is just one of the ways the Cook Labor Government is ensuring young people’s voices are heard and included in decision-making.
“I would like to thank our departing members for their efforts during their time on MYAC and sincerely wish them the very best for their future endeavours.”
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