Australia's Gen Zs

Find out about the worldviews of Australia's Teens! This research explores how young people understand religious, spiritual, gender and sexual diversity.

[Australia's Gen Zs @AusGenZs]

Australia's Generation Z Podcast - https://t.co/SOV8aYYLXK #iTunes

[Jo Printz @JoPrintz]

After 10 #ABCCentralVic #ABCWesternVic #ABCMilduraSH talking tech with @gusworldau new gaming platforms, FB failures & bye bye to #Myki cards? Also, via @AusGenZs what do teens think about religion? And why Australian stock horses are great! 🐴🏅

[SocialResearchCentre @SRCentreAUS]

It's lovely to see our data collection from the Australian Generation Z Study realised so nicely in this press kit from our colleagues over at @AusGenZs https://t.co/825GGqPtJB

[Australia's Gen Zs @AusGenZs]

Want a Safer World for Your Children? Teach Them About Diverse Religions and Worldviews https://t.co/j4DSjJLVEG via @Greedforher

[Australia's Gen Zs @AusGenZs]

Our Press Kit for the Australia's Generation Z study (AGZ) is now available for download. Learn about how #genz #teens are negotiating #Religion, #Sexuality and #Diversity in #Australia https://t.co/Qw9jqA9JHl

[Lisa Batten @BattLisa]

ANU's Prof Mary Lou Rasmussen @rasmarylou and Deakin's A/Prof Andrew Singleton discussing findings from the ARC funded project Australia's Gen Zs @AusGenZs at #AARE2018 https://t.co/zmRiW0xqnU

[Australia's Gen Zs @AusGenZs]

@ColeenMacK_AUS Aus, GB, Canada, NZ all following similar patterns society-wide, so we expect that their teens are similar. Schooling systems are not the major factor impacting on this change.

[Australia's Gen Zs @AusGenZs]

Gen Z Thoughts: Our survey and interviews with #GenZ found that 17% of teens in #Australia identified as Religiously Committed. They associated themselves directly with a particular #religion and had various journeys towards that identification - #aus_genzs

[Australia's Gen Zs @AusGenZs]

Gen Z Thoughts: Our survey and interviews with #GenZ found that 8% of teens in #Australia could be described as Seekers. They were less set on a particular tradition, but were still connected to #religion and sought answers in religions/#spirituality.

[Australia's Gen Zs @AusGenZs]

Gen Z Thoughts: Our survey and interviews with #GenZ found that 23% of teens in #Australia had a This Worldly orientation. They had no belief or practice that could be described as religious/spiritual and often described their views as connected to science or nature.

[Australia's Gen Zs @AusGenZs]

Gen Z Thoughts: Our survey and interviews with #GenZ found that 15% of teens in #Australia were #Indifferent to religious/spiritual ideas and practices. They pay little attention to #religion/#spirituality and are not concerned with religious questions.

[Australia's Gen Zs @AusGenZs]

Gen Z Thoughts: Our survey and interviews with #GenZ found that 15% of teens in #Australia identified as Nominally Religious. They associated themselves with a particular #religion, but felt no strong link to the practice, mainly doing so for cultural reasons - #aus_genzs

[Australia's Gen Zs @AusGenZs]

Gen Z Thoughts: Our interviews with #GenZ found that 18% of #GenZ teens in #Australia identified as #Spiritual But Not Religious (SBNR). They believe in some aspects generally associated with religions, but do not identify with any #religion - #aus_genzs

[Australia's Gen Zs @AusGenZs]

Gen Z Thoughts: Our interviews with #GenZ found that the majority of teens in #Australia strongly supported the right of #lgbt teachers and students to bring same sex partners to school events - #education #rights #aus_genzs

[News24 Australia @News24Aust]

#BREAKING: @AustralianLabor will move to remove exemptions allowing LGBT teachers and staff at religious schools to be sacked.

MORE: https://t.co/wFXtgmf71p

[ANU College of Arts & Social Sciences @ANUcass]

Australian teens overwhelmingly reject religious exemptions and discrimination against staff or students based on gender or sexual identity, a study led by ANU School of Sociology's Professor Mary Lou Rasmussen (pictured) has found. https://t.co/du8q0PSepJ

[TASA @AustSoc]

TASA member Mary Lou Rasmussen @ANU_SOCY researched high school students on religion and sexuality in schools, and found the majority did not support religious exemptions. See, 'Australian students support expression of sexuality at school: study' https://t.co/MSQPmh05ig

[Australia's Gen Zs @AusGenZs]

#Australia: students support expression of #sexuality at school: #research - #education #LGBT https://t.co/7OK2t0uIs9

[Australia's Gen Zs @AusGenZs]

Are Gen Z more tolerant of religious diversity? Listen to Prof Mary Lou Rasmussen discuss findings of a new national study by scholars from @ANUcass @Deakin and @MonashUni on ABC RN https://t.co/6LnrAIEnOy #religion #sexuality #spirituality #aus_genzs #Genz