Shared Skies, Shared Minds - End of Project Conference

Two days, two ways to discover what we have learned about non-Chinese youth mental well-being—and what we can do next.

Join us this December for Shared Skies, Shared Minds: End-of-Project Events 2026, a two-day programme bringing together research, practical learning and public engagement around youth mental well-being, cultural diversity and inclusion in Hong Kong. Whether you work with young people, are interested in research and practice, or simply want to explore mental well-being in an engaging public setting, choose the experience that speaks to you—or join us for both days.

▸Day 1 | Academic Conference

Turn evidence into insight, dialogue and action. 18 December 2026 (Friday) | 10:00 a.m.–3:45 p.m. Registration opens at 9:30 a.m. HKUST Campus and online via Zoom For academics, educators, practitioners, NGOs, policymakers and anyone interested in youth mental health and culturally inclusive practice. Discover empirical findings and expert perspectives, translate our learning into practical takeaways, and engage in cross-sector dialogue on how we can strengthen support for culturally diverse young people.

▸Day 2 | Public Engagement Day

Come explore, experience and connect. 19 December 2026 (Saturday) | 12:00 noon–8:00 p.m. Central Market, Hong Kong | Free and open to all | Drop in anytime Drop in throughout the day and explore youth mental well-being, cultural diversity and community inclusion through public lectures, guided exhibition tours, exhibitions, interactive activities and game booths. Complimentary giveaways will be available while stocks last. Advance registration is required for public lectures and guided exhibition tours. Other Day 2 activities are open for walk-in participation.

Which day is for you?

Looking for research findings, professional exchange and practical implications? Join us on Day 1. Looking for a free, accessible and interactive public experience? Come along on Day 2. Interested in both? Experience the full two-day programme.

Join Us This December

Be part of the conversation, discover what we have learned, and explore how research, practice and community perspectives can contribute to more culturally inclusive support for youth mental well-being in Hong Kong.

Organised by:

Jockey Club Shining Together with Cross-Cultural Youth Project Division of Public Policy The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

Funded by:

The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust