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CHILD VOICE KEYNOTE SPEAKERS 

 

Logan children, we need to hear what is important to you! 

A lot of us grown-ups are very concerned for today’s children. We are worried that us grown-ups might be changing all the best parts of being a child.

 

We would like to hear directly from you, young people (3 to 14 years old).​​​​​​​​​

 

You could be ‘The voice of childhood’ and represent children in at the National 2025 Childhood Summit, October 24 & 25, Unity Hub Conference Centre, Logan. 

All child voice applications videos will be used to deliver messages to grown-ups and promote what you want to say.

 

The young persons selected to be the ‘Voice of Childhood’ will receive:

  1. Opportunity to deliver presentation (up to 10 minutes) to an audience of up to 300 very interested grown-ups who support children.

  2. Video recording of your presentation to keep.

  3. Speaker’s payment of $240 (inclusive of GST).

  4. 10 Childhood Summit tickets for your family and friends to come see you speak.

  5. Option to be mentored for 8 weeks leading up to the event

 

2025 Childhood Summit theme:

'Through Their Eyes'

This year’s theme hopes to invite children to share their wisdom and insights and let grown-up’s in, on the worlds they inhabit. This will:

  • Showcase the diversity of issues facing modern young people in the neighbourhoods and communities they live.

  • Demonstrate the wisdom of young people and their valuable solutions and contributions to wicked problems.

  • Provide children a pathway for contribution to our communities.

  • Support children to grow into active, engaged community citizens who strongly value the land, the people and community. 

  • Support grown-ups’ to make better decision with and for young people

  • Raise awareness of the limited opportunities children have in this modern world, to feel heard, validated and valued.

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Wanna see the world 'THROUGH THEIR EYES' - 2025 Childhood Summit

Wanna see the world 'THROUGH THEIR EYES' - 2025 Childhood Summit

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