This book has grown out of the Transforming Youth Work management programme developed by a consortium of the National Youth Agency, the Association of Principal Youth and Community Officers, the Department for Education and Skills, the University of Leicester and FPM. It aims to help leaders and managers of services for young people pause and
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The 18 chapters cover a diversity of subjects and places. Some tell the stories of events and people. Others consider the impact and relevance of organisations, movements and reports. Yet others are concerned with the value of historical understanding for contemporary community and youth work. Together they reveal a fascinating history and uncover a vast store
Reporting your research findings for different audiences YRN session 5
Different data types and designing a questionnaire. YRN session 2
Writing your research question and formulating a hypothesis YRN session 1
How can Youth Work best support young people to navigate the risks and make the most of the opportunities of online social networking? September 2008 Tim Davies and Pete Cranston. Youth Work and Social Networking Final Report – August 2008
Sustainable development and young people. Merlynne A Francique. 2007. Working with young people to create a climate of change