Friday, September 10th, 2010

Blogs

Young Justice Champions Project Updates

 

June 2010 update:

The YJCP training programme has had its first pilot with 8 young people aged 16-22. IARS is currently looking for more young people aged 16-25 to take part in the pilot of this training programme. For further details about the programme or how to get involved please contact Lewis on l.parle@iars.org.uk

Youth Arab Research Network Updates

 

Youth Arab Research Network

A unique network of young researchers in the Middle East establishing itself as a knowledge base on the issues facing Arab youth.       

 

Can young people be empowered through academic research?

The conventional academic response to this type of question is to consider ways of including young people as active participants in a research project, for example by asking them to take part in focus groups, provide feedback, involve their peers and so on. But processes like that still put them in a secondary role, as helpers or assistants to a research project owned, managed and run by adults and professionals such as academics.

Youth Advisory Board updates and publications

The London Serious Youth Violence Board

The Youth Advisory Board of the London Serious Youth Violence Board (LSYVB) is a youth-led pilot initiative . Further details of the LSYVB can be found here

 

Young people write to David Cameron

With the support of IARS and the Prince's Trust, young people have written to David Cameron to offer their support and feedback to the government's plan for the Big Society.