Norma Foley says lowering voting age is a 'discussion worth having'

The transcript discusses the importance of involving young people in decision-making processes, particularly in education. It highlights efforts by the Department of Education to include student voices in policy-making and curriculum assessment. The conversation also touches on empowering youth through councils and leadership roles, and the potential for further engagement with local authorities. The speaker emphasizes the value of discussions around youth empowerment and the benefits of including young perspectives in shaping policies.

What are the implications of including young people in decision-making processes?

How does the speaker view the role of students in the Department of Education?

What examples does the speaker provide to illustrate the importance of student voices in policy-making?

What benefits does the speaker suggest could arise from empowering young people?

In what ways does the speaker believe discussions about youth involvement should be approached?