YCS | A Program of JRX Academy
Youth Agenda
Not Written For Young People. Written By Them.
The Youth Agenda is a living youth-created document. Adults do not decide what belongs on it, and young people may rename, reshape, challenge, or replace parts of the process as they build it.
What the Youth Agenda shows
Every priority on the Youth Agenda carries the same seven pieces, so nobody has to guess who owns it or what happened after the meeting.
- What youth say matters now
- Why each priority matters
- What young people want to change
- Who is leading
- What action teams are doing
- What support is needed
- What happened next
Active priorities
Coming nextNo priorities are listed here yet, because the founding youth core has not named them. They will be published on this page once youth have chosen them — with the youth lead, the action team, the next move, the support needed, and what happened next.
This page is built to display active Youth Agenda priorities as living records rather than a fixed list, so the site changes as the work changes rather than at the end of a cycle.
How something gets on the agenda
- 1A young person names something that matters
- 2Youth discuss it together and test how widely it is felt
- 3The group narrows to 2–3 priorities it will actually work
- 4A youth lead or co-lead steps up
- 5An action team forms around it
- 6The priority is written up, published, and reviewed at 90 days
YCS | A Program of JRX Academy

