RESEARCH
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Exploring the potential impact and applications of youth-work, establishing quality standards, developing new working methods and youth policy recommendations.
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PAST ACTIVITIES
Round Table about Municipal Youth Policies
Where: Ruse, Bulgaria
When: 30 & 31 January 2020
Target Group: Youth homes, policy makers, NGOs
Organisers: Free Youth Centre (Bulgaria)
When: 30 & 31 January 2020
Target Group: Youth homes, policy makers, NGOs
Organisers: Free Youth Centre (Bulgaria)
A round table entitled "Municipal Youth Policies - Findings and Opportunities for Development" was held at Ruse, Bulgaria. 26 representatives of local authorities, youth homes and NGOs from 8 big municipalities of North Bulgaria (Pleven, Lovech, Gabrovo, Veliko Tarnovo, Ruse, Razgrad, Targovishte and Silistra) took part in the work. The participants got acquainted with the research and evaluation of indicators of lockal youth policy and worked on improving it in the future. The event was final for the project "Danube Youth Agenda", funded by the Operational Program "Good Governance" with European and national funds. The aim of the project was to develop a methodology and indicators, and then to make an independent civil assessment of the local youth policies of 8 large municipalities in Bulgaria.
Study about the political participation of young people in Greece
Where: Greece
When: June 2019
Target Group: Youth
Organisers: Inter Alia
During June 2019, we lunched a small online survey that was disseminated mainly through the social media and more specifically the Facebook groups related to university past and present students in Greece. Our goal was to collect as many as possible responses from young people aged between 17 to 35 years old that live in different parts of Greece. The aim of the research was to understand how young people perceive political participation, how much involved they feel with respect to public affairs and if they believe that there are enough opportunities for their participation through the mainstream but also alternative ways of political engagement. We managed to collect over 180 responses and we used 148 valid ones for a qualitative analysis. Read the results of the study here.
When: June 2019
Target Group: Youth
Organisers: Inter Alia
During June 2019, we lunched a small online survey that was disseminated mainly through the social media and more specifically the Facebook groups related to university past and present students in Greece. Our goal was to collect as many as possible responses from young people aged between 17 to 35 years old that live in different parts of Greece. The aim of the research was to understand how young people perceive political participation, how much involved they feel with respect to public affairs and if they believe that there are enough opportunities for their participation through the mainstream but also alternative ways of political engagement. We managed to collect over 180 responses and we used 148 valid ones for a qualitative analysis. Read the results of the study here.
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