Youth and education policies are closely interlinked, and youth work is often based on, and implemented through non-formal and informal learning. In this section, we focus on education and learning policies and realities across the continuum and lifespan. We also follow the progress towards the education-related Millenium Development Goals.
The Thinking Seriously conferences offer participants an opportunity to discuss new directions in working with young people. The intention is to provoke serious, reflective and analytical thought, benefiting from analysis
“I realized in Warsaw, however, that the official delegations are not the enemy, and these “actions” often run counter-productive to official activities.” Civil society walked out of the COP19 climate
Over the past decade, young offenders have shifted away from property crime, instead committing more violent, aggressive crimes against people. According to Jesuit Social Services data, the greatest proportional increase
It has been 22 years since a major report by the government In Victoria found a shockingly high death rate for indigenous people locked up in Australia’s prisons and jails…
Cindy Mathers found herself at a loss. Tasked with engaging a group of young teenage boys identified as at-risk of transitioning poorly to secondary school, the community health nurse, was
In the UK, the resignation of a 17-year old 'youth Police and Crime Commissioner' following public release of offensive remarks she made on social networking site Twitter has sparked a
Youth in the News | May 2013 Edition. More than 90 articles showcase which youth issues are reported and which are ignored, and paint an intricate picture of how young
Throughout history divestment has been used to create social and political change. From companies who engaged in tobacco advertising to those who dealt with the South African government during apartheid,
Education for sustainable development is firmly on the radar in planning for the replacement of the MDGs. But young people need to make sure that participation is meaningful and well
