Volume 221 · Issue 10 · Supplement
Future Healthy Countdown 2030: participating for health and wellbeing of Australia’s children and young people.
Future Healthy Countdown 2030: from passive trickle‐down to active participation for improved health and wellbeing of children, young people and future generations
The Future Healthy Countdown 2030 creates a platform of evidence, data, policy action and accountability that supports allies to advocate for policy change that will improve the health and wellbeing of Australian children and young people
Kevin Kapeke · Anne Hollonds · Susan Maury
The Future Healthy Countdown 2030 consensus statement: core policy actions and measures to achieve improvements in the health and wellbeing of children, young people and future generations
The Countdown aims to drive change and ultimately hold politicians and policy makers accountable for their choices to value, or not to value, children and young people in our society
Kate Lycett · Hannah Lane · Georgie Frykberg · Susan Maury · Carolyn Wallace · Luisa Taafua · Bernie Morris · Anne Hollonds · Pasi Sahlberg · Kevin Kapeke · Ngiare Brown · Jordan Cory · Peter D Sly · Craig A Olsson · Fiona J Stanley · Anna MH Price · Planning Saw · Khalid Muse · Peter S Azzopardi · Susan M Sawyer · Rebecca Glauert · Marketa Reeves · Roslyn Dundas · Sandro Demaio · Rosemary Calder · Sharon R Goldfeld
Young voices, healthy futures: the rationale for lowering the voting age to 16
Lowering the voting age to 16 years would empower young people and the political system to address inequities and build an inclusive society that promotes wellbeing
Kevin Kapeke · Planning Saw · Edward Krutsch · Claudia Burgner · Hannah Pitt · Ravin Desai · Khalid Muse · Jennifer Rowan · Charlize Nalupta · Judith Bessant · Susan M Sawyer · Sara Wardak
Wellbeing, participation and connection in the middle years of childhood
Children in middle childhood should be visible, valued and included across community life; their health and wellbeing now and into the future depends on it
Sharon Bessell · Tim Moore · Gerry Redmond
Participation of Indigenous children and young people to improve health and wellbeing
Society must not only uphold Indigenous children and young people’s rights, but also value their strengths and the expertise they hold about their own lives
Jordan Cory (Kamilaroi) · Hope Kuchel (Barkindji) · Bonnie Dukakis (Gunditjmara) · Rhian Dicker (Palawa) · Sandra Eades (Noongar)
Guidelines for the design and implementation of youth participation initiatives to safeguard mental health and wellbeing
The youth participation guidelines aim to improve youth participation initiatives while safeguarding the mental health of participating young people
Kailin Guo · Danica Meas · Dominik Mautner · Fulin Yan · Imeelya Al‐Hadaya · Amarina Donohoe‐Bales · Lily Teesson · Stephanie R Partridge · Magenta B Simmons · Mariam Mandoh · Emma L Barrett · Maree R Teesson · Scarlett Smout · Marlee Bower
Co‐designing integrated child and family hubs for families experiencing adversity
Participatory approaches to health service design, involving genuine partnerships with children, young people and families, are feasible with sufficient investment in resource and workforce skills
Alicia Montgomery · Suzy Honniset · Teresa Hall · Santuri Rungan · Ally Drinkwater · Rebecca Bosward · Tammy Meyers Morris · Huei Ming Liu · Valsamma Eapen · John Eastwood · Raghu Lingam · Harriet Hiscock · Susan Woolfenden · Sharon R Goldfeld