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HMS, HIC EQ-Bank 085

Outline THREE ways the role of young people's health advocacy has evolved from past to present, with reference to technological advancements.   (3 marks)

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  • In the past, youth advocacy was primarily school-based (e.g. School Representative Council) or through formal programs like Young Australian of the Year. These pathways had limited reach.
  • Current advocacy has expanded through digital platforms, allowing individuals to bypass traditional gatekeepers. This can be seen in the case of climate activists mobilising global support through social media campaigns.
  • Technological advancements have removed barriers, enabling youth to create multimedia content (videos, podcasts, graphics) to present health issues in compelling formats that weren’t previously accessible.
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  • In the past, youth advocacy was primarily school-based (e.g. School Representative Council) or through formal programs like Young Australian of the Year. These pathways had limited reach.
  • Current advocacy has expanded through digital platforms, allowing individuals to bypass traditional gatekeepers. This can be seen in the case of climate activists mobilising global support through social media campaigns.
  • Technological advancements have removed barriers, enabling youth to create multimedia content (videos, podcasts, graphics) to present health issues in compelling formats that weren’t previously accessible.

Filed Under: Individual, organisational and community advocacy Tagged With: Band 4, smc-5512-10-Advocacy over time

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