HOW CAN YOUR ORGANISATION SUPPORT YOUTH SOCIAL ACTION?
Firstly, start by making a meaningful pledge to the #iwill campaign. Doing so is a great way to publicly show your organisation’s commitment to empowering young people to make a positive difference.
Secondly, you can empower young people by making youth social action a key part of your organisation’s culture and practice. There are five key ways in which your organisation can do this:
- Prioritise youth social action
- Offer leadership opportunities
- Work together
- Evidence the impact of youth social action
- Recognise and celebrate young people
Thirdly, let others know the great work your organisation is doing to support the campaign! Join in our latest campaign, tell stories, share data, get involved in #iwill campaign activities like #iwillWeek and Power Of Youth Day, and celebrate young people.
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Embed youth social action
Empower young people by making youth social action a key part of your organisation’s culture and practice. There are five key ways in which your organisation can do this:
- Prioritise youth social action
- Open opportunities for decision-making
- Work in partnership
- Evidence the impact of youth social action
- Recognise and celebrate young people
Join our latest campaign
During this global pandemic, now more than ever we need young people to be active citizens. They have the talent, energy and ideas to make a powerful difference both in the immediate response to this crisis, and to build a better future. We are in this together – so we must work together.
Young people have been needlessly excluded from the conversation on coronavirus. Their lives have changed beyond recognition – and their futures are at risk. They deserve to have their voices heard and their questions answered.
Across the UK, young people are already helping others through this crisis – as siblings, friends, carers and volunteers. We should recognise and celebrate their efforts. We must support and empower them to make a positive impact on the issues that matter to them and their communities.
CELEBRATE
Get involved in opportunities to celebrate young people taking part in social action.
- Celebrate youth social action during #iwillWeek 2020 16th – 20th November (updates coming soon)
- #PowerOfYouth day celebrates young people as leaders of change. It occurs annually on the first Wednesday of June.
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