by Institute for Youth Work | Jun 4, 2020 | YOUTH WORK NEWS
Meet Liv from Wigan Youth Zone My name Is Liv, I’m 17 years old, a member of Wigan Youth Zone and have been since the age of 10. Since my first day, I can honestly say I’ve loved every minute. I would recommend attending a youth club to every young person...
by Institute for Youth Work | Jun 1, 2020 | YOUTH WORK NEWS
People’s Commission on life after Covid-19 launched to lead largest ever public conversation on Britain’s future Cross-party think tank Demos has launched a People’s Commission on Life After Covid-19, Renew Normal, to lead the largest ever public conversation on the...
by Institute for Youth Work | May 29, 2020 | YOUTH WORK NEWS
Top 10 tips for entertaining your child in COVID-19 lockdown…. COVID-19 has been a struggle for many but for parents, it’s been even more challenging. Keeping your children entertained indoors while the sun’s out is becoming increasingly difficult. Louise...
by Charlee Bewsher | May 28, 2020 | IYW NEWS, YOUTH WORK NEWS
I send this blog from home, like many of you I am working remotely and only going into the office on my allocated day. While working remotely is not new, it is the essence of detached work. The doing every meeting via a screen and the absence of a warm...
by Ruth Richardson | May 8, 2020 | IYW NEWS, MEMBER NEWS, YOUTH WORK NEWS
Across the country many of us are now planning how we gradually start to re-open youth provision for our young people. I can’t say we will be getting back to ‘business as usual’ as COVID-19 will be around for some time, and the impact of the virus on young people and...
by Ruth Richardson | May 1, 2020 | MEMBER NEWS, YOUTH WORK NEWS
What is our collective sense of what is going on for youth work in current circumstances? What are young people saying about how they are feeling? What challenges are youth workers and organisations facing? What are the potentials and possibilities? Janet Batsleer in...
