Culture Spring Impact

Culture Spring has partnered with the NEMBC to expand its support for young people in radio, empowering the next generation of voices in community broadcasting and furthering NEMBC’s commitment to diversity and inclusion through ethnic community radio.

Culture Spring has collaborated with the Department of Families, Fairness and Housing (DFFH) to launch the Pride Advocates Initiatives Event, as part of the impactful ‘The Unsaid Says a Lot’ campaign.

The Harmony Youth Summit (HYS), which took place on 28th June this year, brought together young people from Māori and Pasifika communities, as well as multicultural youth, to share their perspectives on the challenges they face today.

Culture Spring has spent a year working with Australian Progress, the Difference Incubator, VicHealth, and seven organisations all across regional Victoria to deliver the VicHealth Future Healthy Food Hubs project.

Can you share a little bit about yourself and your motivation behind advocating for young people? I’m 20 years old, and have always been a driven, young person. I enjoyed school, and at the age of 15, had the opportunity to do work experience at a law firm in the social justice department. That experience […]

On 20th September we celebrated the launch of Culture Spring – a youth-led business unit that partners with businesses and organisations to assist them in adapting to the evolving needs of our diverse Australian community.