For this brief, we analysed responses from Pacific students to our first open text question, “If you could change one thing to make your home or family life better, what would it be?”

In this brief, we summarise the themes of takatāpui Māori (takatāpui, LGBTQIA+, queer, rainbow, nonbinary or questioning their gender identity) students’ open-text responses in the Youth19 survey.

In this brief, we summarise the themes in students’ open-text responses to the question:

“What is one thing that would make things better for young people who have a hard time or feel bad?“

This factsheet presents Pasifika-specific findings about alcohol use among secondary school students based on Youth 2000 survey data. It includes trends, data on self-reported experiences of alcohol harm, and risk and protective factors associated with high-risk drinking among Pasifika young people. It was developed in partnership with Alcohol Healthwatch, with guidance from Pasifika advisors. Further detail, including methods and data tables, is available in the associated Technical Report.

The findings are also presented in a webinar, which can be viewed here.

Suggested citation: Ball, J., Zhang, J., Kim, A., Poasa, L., Siataga, P., King-Finau, T., Su’a, A., Williams, R., Jackson, N. (2023) Understanding and addressing alcohol harm among Pasifika secondary school students. Factsheet. Wellington: University of Otago, Adolescent Health Research Group & Alcohol Healthwatch

This brief presents findings on youth voter enrolment, including what encourages young people to enrol, who is more likely to enrol, and what reported barriers to enrolment are.

This factsheet presents Rainbow-specific findings about alcohol use among secondary school students based on Youth 2000 survey data. It includes trends, data on self-reported experiences of alcohol harm, and risk and protective factors associated with high-risk drinking among Rainbow young people. It was developed in partnership with Alcohol Healthwatch, with guidance from Rainbow advisors. Further detail about methods is available in the associated Technical Report.

The findings are also presented in a webinar, which can be viewed here.

Suggested citation: Ball, J., Zhang, J., Anderson, C., Kim, A., Fenaughty, J., Ansell, B., Jackson, N. (2022) Understanding and addressing alcohol harm among Rainbow youth at secondary school. Factsheet. Auckland: Alcohol Healthwatch, University of Otago & Adolescent Health Research Group

This factsheet presents Māori-specific findings about alcohol use among secondary school students based on Youth 2000 survey data. It includes trends, data on self-reported experiences of alcohol harm, and risk and protective factors associated with high-risk drinking among Māori. It was developed in partnership with Alcohol Healthwatch, with guidance from Māori advisors. Further detail about methods is available in the associated Technical Report.

The findings are also presented in a webinar, which can be viewed here.

Suggested citation: Ball, J., Zhang, J., Roberts, A., Jackson, N., Kim, A., Sydney, M., Sullivan, G. Crengle, S. (2022) Understanding and addressing alcohol harm among rangatahi Māori at secondary school. Factsheet. Auckland: Alcohol Healthwatch, University of Otago & Adolescent Health Research Group

This factsheet presents findings about where young people usually get alcohol from, and the relationship between alcohol source and risky drinking. It was developed in partnership with Alcohol Healthwatch. Further detail about methods is available in the associated Technical Report.

The findings are also presented in a webinar, which can be viewed here.

Suggested citation: Ball, J., Zhang, J., Kim, A., Crengle, S., Farrant, B., Birks-Ang, B., Jackson, N (2022) Sources of alcohol and harm among secondary school students. Factsheet. Auckland: Alcohol Healthwatch, University of Otago & Adolescent Health Research Group

This factsheet presents findings about self-reported consequences of alcohol use among adolescents such as being injured, having unsafe sex, or school work being affected. It was developed in partnership with Alcohol Healthwatch. Further detail about methods is available in the associated Technical Report.

The findings are also presented in a webinar, which can be viewed here.

Suggested citation: Ball, J., Zhang, J., Kim, A., Crengle, S., Farrant, B., Birks-Ang, B., Jackson, N. (2022) Alcohol harm among secondary school students. Factsheet. Auckland: Alcohol Healthwatch, University of Otago & Adolescent Health Research Group

This factsheet presents findings about factors in family/whānau, school and community settings that are associated with higher or lower likelihood of risky drinking. It was developed in partnership with Alcohol Healthwatch. Further detail about methods is available in the associated Technical Report.

The findings are also presented in a webinar, which can be viewed here.

Suggested citation: Ball, J., Zhang, J., Kim, A., Crengle, S., Farrant, B., Birks-Ang, B., Jackson, N. (2022) Risk and protective factors for alcohol use among secondary school students. Factsheet. Auckland: Alcohol Healthwatch, University of Otago & Adolescent Health Research Group.

This factsheet presents trends in alcohol use among secondary school students based on Youth 2000 survey data. It was developed in partnership with Alcohol Healthwatch. Further detail about methods is available in the associated Technical Report.

The findings are also presented in a webinar, which can be viewed here.

Suggested citation: Ball, J., Zhang, J., Kim, A., Crengle, S., Farrant, B., Birks-Ang, B., Jackson, N. (2022) Drinking patterns among secondary school students. Factsheet. Auckland: Alcohol Healthwatch, University of Otago & Adolescent Health Research Group.

This factsheet presents findings about the perspectives of rangatahi Māori on improving health and wellbeing websites.

This factsheet presents findings about the perspectives of Asian adolescents on improving health and wellbeing websites.

This factsheet presents findings about the perspectives of Pacific adolescents on improving health and wellbeing websites.

This brief explores the lives of students with a disability including health and wellbeing, housing insecurity, and creating a brighter future.

This brief explores student feelings of safety and experiences of physical and sexual violence between 2001 and 2019.

This brief explores student gambling experiences, weekly spend and attitudes towards gambling harm prevention.

This brief explores student access to digital devices such as laptops and smartphones, access to the internet, and access to devices in private.

This brief presents key intersectionality findings for Rainbow young people with a disability or chronic condition, drawing on findings from our Negotiating Multiple Identities report.

This brief presents key findings for Pacific young people with a disability or chronic condition, drawing on findings from our Negotiating Multiple Identities report.