When tasked to market National Youth Council’s flagship event, the National Youth Forum 2004 (NYF), the team focused on branding the inaugural forum as a platform on which youths could air their concerns and make changes happen. While the forum itself was only open to 60 selected youths aged 17-25, the team was keen on introducing youths aged below 25 to the culture of open discussion and pro-active citizenship. This inspired the team’s meticulous tailoring of NYF’s public communications plan to engage this target audience.Bachelor of Communication Studie
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This report describes a pilot project commissioned by the New South Wales (NSW) Minister for Youth (...
Meeting: Celebrating Dialogue : An International SAS2 Forum, November 3, 2008, Carleton University, ...
The Forum for Youth Investment is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization dedicated to helping communi...
The AYF is run by the Australian Government as a communication channel between the Government, y...
The Forum for Youth Investment is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization dedicated to helping communi...
The 5th World Summit on Media for Children and Youth held in Karlstad, Sweden in June 2010 provided ...
How an integrated marketing communications approach was employed in increasing the awareness of Yout...
This paper presents the “Brick by Brick” campaign, a youth-led initiative by four final year stud...
Student Advisory Center’s recent expansion into using extra-curricular activities to help youths at ...
Part 4: Case StudiesInternational audienceThis paper discusses the results of a survey on a concrete...
This paper presents the communication campaign, The TAPtalk Project, or simply TAPtalk, an initia...
The present study attempts to study the Youth Challenge organization, its activities, the factors fo...
Citizen engagement has been undertaken by governments worldwide to garner support from citizens and ...
publication and information about other publications. The Forum for Youth Investment (the Forum) was...
The University of Notre Dame Australia’s Fremantle Campus hosted the first Commonwealth Youth Forum ...
This report describes a pilot project commissioned by the New South Wales (NSW) Minister for Youth (...
Meeting: Celebrating Dialogue : An International SAS2 Forum, November 3, 2008, Carleton University, ...
The Forum for Youth Investment is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization dedicated to helping communi...