CCYP Ambassadors

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There are still plenty of ways to have your say about the things that are important to you and other children and young people. Check out YEP! to learn how.

You can also find out more about the program by emailing our team at childcomm@childcomm.tas.gov.au or by calling (03) 6166 1366. 

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About the CCYP Ambassador Program

CCYP Ambassadors shared what was important to them and to other children and young people across Tasmania.

As a CCYP Ambassador, children and young people spoke directly with the Commissioner about the issues that mattered most to them. They came together to talk about big topics and helped influence decision-makers.

Ambassadors explored issues like children’s rights, the environment, justice, jobs and health services, and talked about what these meant for young people.

CCYP Ambassadors regularly met to:
  • share their ideas and opinions to help shape the Commissioner’s work
  • learn about their rights under the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
  • be involved in projects, events and activities that supported young people’s voices
  • CCYP Trolley

    A showcase of the work CCYP has done in collaboration with children and young people.

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  • CCYP Ambassadors' Thoughts on Climate Change and the Environment

    CCYP Ambassadors worked alongside graphic designers to create posters on climate change and the environment.
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  • CCYP Ambassadors' Thoughts on Education

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  • Acceptance, Belonging and Feeling Safe

    A number of discussions with CCYP Ambassadors about what acceptance, belonging and feeling safe means to them.

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  • CCYP Ambassador Meetings

    CCYP Ambassadors from around the state shared the issues that were important to them and their ideas for how to use and promote the fantastic outputs from their statewide event.

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  • Hear My Story

    Children and young people share their views and experiences on acceptance, belonging and feeling safe through the medium of sound.

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  • CCYP Ambassador Slogans

    Co-designed with Simon Spain and Bec Stevens, CCYP Ambassadors generated slogans that they painted onto various political party election banners.
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  • Young people at 2022 Ambassador State-wide event

    CCYP Ambassador Statewide Event

    A statewide event co-designed by CCYP Ambassadors, bringing together young people and adult decision-makers through a range of activities and discussions.

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  • CCYP Ambassador T-shirt

    An ethically sourced, produced and compostable cotton t-shirt based around the CCYP Ambassador megaphone logo. Ambassadors contributed drawings representing various child rights.

  • Respectful Relationships

    A series of animated podcasts on the importance of respectful relationships and consent education.

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  • Listen here! Haikus

    CCYP Ambassadors used traditional Japanese poem format, the ‘haiku’, to talk about the right for children and young people to participate in decisions affecting their lives.

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  • Future Tasmania

    CCYP Ambassadors worked together to create a digital zine examining issues they wanted decision-makers to deal with to make young people’s future Tasmania a better place.

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  • Make Contact

    CCYP Ambassadors worked on a creative project about topics important to them and about the things that connect us.

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  • CCYP Ambassador Umbrellas

    An art installation of umbrellas created by CCYP Ambassadors that brought the views of children and young people into the halls of decision-making.

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  • We Can

    “We Can” is a short film co-designed, filmed and produced by members of the 2018 Children and Young People Consultative Council. It highlights how children and young people’s unique experiences, knowledge and perspectives can inform decision makers.