Children's mental health: looking after yourself as a young changemaker
Belonging, breaks, saying no, and reaching out: practical tips for young activists, and the organisations doing good work in the mental health space.
Voices
Youth Voice Ambassadors on what youth voice means, what works, and what needs to change.
Belonging, breaks, saying no, and reaching out: practical tips for young activists, and the organisations doing good work in the mental health space.
For World Health Day: young people's lived experience is the evidence base healthcare needs, and co-design is how you use it.
Nearly 6,000 visitors, 300 LinkedIn followers, 1,500 sign-ups for free training. The numbers are good, but the real measure is the quality of the conversations.
Research should be done with people, not on them. Why the University of Reading's PAR toolkit gives young people real influence, not just a chance to share views.
A perspective from Northern Ireland on why youth voice matters, and why online safety and digital wellbeing are the issues young people care about right now.
Spaces where young people are truly heard, skills for lasting change, influence on policy, a diversity of voices, and a legacy of youth power.
Being quiet doesn't mean being silent. Youth voice isn't about who shouts the loudest; it's about making space for all young people to have a say.
Four years in, from the Centre for Youth Impact to the Centre for Youth Voice: why this project matters and what the tools we are building will change.