What is ARACY?

The Australian Research Alliance for Children and Youth (ARACY) was founded by a group of eminent experts and organisations in reaction to increasingly worrying trends in the wellbeing of Australia’s young people. 

These experts saw the need to work together in new, collaborative ways in order to find solutions to the complex problems affecting our children and young people.  It was out of this vision to bring together the best of minds and the most dedicated organisations that ARACY was formed.

By using the latest information technology to span the distances of the nation ARACY has become a broker of collaborations, a disseminator of ideas and an advocate for Australia’s future generation.
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What's New?

Conference: Communities for Children, 9 November 2007
The ARACY Communities for Children Conference (CfC) will take place on Friday 9 November 2007 in Sydney.
More information and register»

 

Network Announces Joint Funding Initiative with Network in Genes and Environment in Development
The Network announces a new funding program to encourage collaborations between researchers across both Networks.
Find out more about the funding and apply»


ARACY Newsletter
Read the latest ARACY news and updates.
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Access Grid Workshop Series
The ARACY ARC/NHMRC Research Network: Future Generation is running a series of capacity-building workshops and seminars using access grid technology.
Find out more about these workshops»

Discussion Forum
ARACY is now offering a discussion forum to its website users.  The discussion forum will be used to share information, network and build communities for people who wish to communicate on a wide range of topics.
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