What does caring mean?
From research by The Frameworks Institute
Taking care of children and youth is one of our society’s most important responsibilities. Whether or not we’re parents, we’re all caregivers as citizens. Collective caregiving encompasses all the decisions we make as a society.
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What happiness means to children
From research by Professor Fan Yang, University of
Happiness is one important parenting goals in today's modern society. Children's sense of happiness is not driven solely by immediate desires, but by a concern for goodness and actions that benefit themselves and others.
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The Frontline Lives of 18–35s in the UK
From a report by LICC
If we want to help young adults keep going with their faith, we need to address the questions they're asking as they live out their faith on their ‘frontlines’. What are those questions?
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My Brother's Keeper
From an initiative by The Obama Foundation
Initiative that has built an alliance of community networks across USA to realise improved life outcomes for boys and young men of colour. Graduations up, unemployment reduced, gun violence reduced and crime solved rates increased..
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A toolkit to foster belonging in youth groups
From material by Street Smart
An example toolkit from StreetSmart who develop free game-changing tools for youth workers to enable them to unlock the potential of vulnerable children and youngsters worldwide.
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Heroes
From a TEDx talk
"What's remarkable about history is ordinary people doing extraordinary things...we never know how our actions are going to ripple over time but each of us can take responsibility for pushing in the direction of justice, equality, tolerance."
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10 essential tips for effective Youth Ministry
From a video by Ridley Hall Cambridge
Practical advice on how to navigate the challenges and rewards of working with young people in a Christian context. Help with unpredictability of youth work and fostering a community connection.
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Should adolescents start school later?
From an article by Bold and other sources
Various pilot programs have found that later secondary school start times may help students get more sleep, feel less depressed, attend school more, and achieve higher grades. But it depends on..
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