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A mature professional training system for those who have no access to the tertiary education.

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Enhance collaborative partnerships, maybe form public-private partnerships to cross-sectoral collaboration?

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This is in response to Mikayla's comment on the housing crisis... YES! housing is insane

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An increase in part-time jobs but decline in full-time jobs

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Well being and mental health support

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Youth participation and engagement. Allowing youth to have a seat on the table as opposed to having decisions made for them from individuals who may not fully understand youth's experiences. Engaging youth in decision-making processes would help empower them to contribute to society and voice their concerns. This also helps foster a sense of belonging, agency, and social responsibility.

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taxes for resources to improve social compacts, educational systems in our schools to address youth needs

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The housing crisis is very concerning to me as well as other peers. It seems impossible to buy a house as young adults

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In a post-pandemic era, probably a feasible safe net for unemployment, or for those without access to 4-year university education.

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Equitable economic opportunities, such as job training and apprenticeships, financial literacy, and also support for entrepreneurship.

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Civics course that prepare students for the potential social compacts, and debate clubs for how to build possible buy-in for students about pensions, health care.

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High schools and educational systems in generally not allowing students to be ready for the real world. youth are thrown into the world with little knowledge and skills to thrive in the real world context.

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My agency has several ongoing partnerships and programs both in and out of school. Many of these programs are targetting under-resourced families, provide career development, and in helping students become active-social citizens.