Reports

From our meetings

Download formal reports compiled from our public meet-ups and youth dialogues. Each card gives report-specific context before opening the PDF.

Report
Published 25th September 2026

Malta's Education System

Topic:
Malta's Education System
Location:
Mosta Local Council Hall
Date:
25th September 2026

Report from the 7th Żgħażagħ għall-Bidla meeting on Malta's education system, featuring Hon. Byron Camilleri and Hon. Jerome Caruana Cilia, with questions and contributions from students, educators, parents, researchers, and the public.

At a glance
  • Main concern: the discussion focused on how Malta's education system affects students, educators, parents and wider public confidence.
  • Recommendation: use the report to compare proposals from participants and political representatives before deciding follow-up priorities.
  • Follow-up: the published PDF is the current public record; further outcomes should be added when confirmed.
Report
Published 28th July 2026

6th Meeting — Economics and Finance

Topic:
Economics & Finance
Location:
Mosta Local Council Hall
Date:
28th July 2026

Report from the 6th Żgħażagħ għall-Bidla meeting on economics and finance — how financial decisions affect young people and why financial awareness is important.

At a glance
  • Main concern: young people need clearer financial awareness and a stronger understanding of how economic decisions affect daily life.
  • Recommendation: turn the discussion into practical youth-facing guidance on budgeting, finance and economic participation.
  • Follow-up: the report records the meeting; any policy response or workshop outcome should be added once verified.
Report
Published 7th July 2026

5th Meeting — Civic Bodies and Their Duties

Topic:
Civic Bodies and Their Duties
Location:
Mosta Local Council Hall
Date:
7th July 2026

Report from the 5th Żgħażagħ għall-Bidla meeting focused on civic bodies and their duties — how civic entities work, their roles, and how young people can become more involved in their communities.

At a glance
  • Main concern: many young people are unsure how civic bodies work and where responsibility sits.
  • Recommendation: explain civic roles in simple language and show clear routes for youth participation in local communities.
  • Follow-up: the report provides a reference point for future civic education events and collaborations.
Report
Published 19th June & 3rd July 2026

3rd & 4th Meeting — Mental Health

Topic:
Mental Health (with Dr Gertrude Fenech)
Location:
Mosta Local Council Hall
Date:
19th June & 3rd July 2026

A combined report from the 3rd and 4th Żgħażagħ għall-Bidla meetings, focusing on mental health discussions with Dr Gertrude Fenech, youth contributions, and policy suggestions.

At a glance
  • Main concern: mental health was discussed as a youth wellbeing issue requiring openness, support and reduced stigma.
  • Recommendation: keep mental health as a recurring youth topic and connect discussions with professionals and support pathways.
  • Follow-up: the combined report documents two meetings and can guide future wellbeing-focused activities.
Report
Published 22nd May 2026

2nd Meeting — Democracy

Topic:
Democracy
Location:
Mosta Local Council Hall
Date:
22nd May 2026

Report from the 2nd Żgħażagħ għall-Bidla meeting on democracy — a space for young people to discuss, debate, and reflect on democratic values, participation, and the importance of youth voices in society.

At a glance
  • Main concern: young people need meaningful ways to understand democracy beyond voting and formal politics.
  • Recommendation: use future discussions to practise debate, participation and respectful disagreement.
  • Follow-up: the report records youth reflections on democratic values and can support future civic participation work.
Report
Published 8th April 2026

1st Meeting — Education System

Topic:
Education System
Location:
Mosta Local Council Hall
Date:
8th April 2026

Report from the 1st Żgħażagħ għall-Bidla meeting focused on the education system, including discussion, debate, policy formation, and youth participation.

At a glance
  • Main concern: the first meeting identified education as a central issue for youth voice and policy discussion.
  • Recommendation: keep education reform as a continuing theme and compare later education meetings against the first proposals.
  • Follow-up: the report established the first public record of the movement's meeting format and policy approach.