Fremantle Youth Network (FYN)

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The Fremantle Youth Network (FYN) fosters communication between young people and the City of Fremantle and advocates on youth needs and concerns.

The group comprises members aged between 12-25 years with a connection to Freo and includes students attending Fremantle College, John Curtin College of the Arts, Notre Dame University, Curtin University and other schools outside Fremantle and young adults working.

Click on a star icon to read more about each FYN member:

You can read updates on the network below.


The Fremantle Youth Network (FYN) fosters communication between young people and the City of Fremantle and advocates on youth needs and concerns.

The group comprises members aged between 12-25 years with a connection to Freo and includes students attending Fremantle College, John Curtin College of the Arts, Notre Dame University, Curtin University and other schools outside Fremantle and young adults working.

Click on a star icon to read more about each FYN member:

You can read updates on the network below.


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  • Fremantle Council responds to Youth Network call to arms on climate change

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    Fremantle Council has responded to calls from the Fremantle Youth Network for urgent action to address climate change. Members of the Network wrote to Mayor Brad Pettitt and Fremantle councillors to raise their concerns about the lack of action on climate change and urge the council to be their voice to highlight the issue.

    At its meeting on Wednesday 22 May 2019 the council accepted the Network’s letter and responded by declaring the world was in a state of climate emergency that required urgent action by all levels of government, including by local councils.

    The Youth Network’s letter to the council said climate change was the issue that had dominated their recent meetings. “We ask that the Fremantle Council supports the voices of young people who cannot vote in the upcoming federal election who want action on climate change. Will you be our voice to highlight this issue?”

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