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Resource: Getting ready for FMQT Next Generation

Report Theme: Participation & Engagement    

Author: Children in Scotland    YouthLink Scotland    

Year Evidence Completed: 2019    

Size of Study: 51-100    

Age range: 7-10    11-14    15-17    18+    

Location: Scotland-wide    

FMQT Next Generation Event 2 took place April 2019, giving more children and young people the chance to have their views heard and acted upon and a meaningful say about how Scotland is run.

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The Status of Young Women in Scotland 2018

Report Theme: Participation & Engagement    

Author: The Young Women's Movement    

Year Evidence Completed: 2019    

Size of Study: 101-500    

Age range: 18+    

Location: Scotland-wide    

We decided to focus the report on providing deeper insights into young women’s political engagement, representation and activism.

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#IncludED in the Main?!

22 steps on the journey to inclusion for every pupil who has a learning disability

Report Theme: Additional Support for Learning    

Author: ENABLE Scotland    

Year Evidence Completed: 2017    

Size of Study: 1001-5000    

Age range: 5-6    7-10    11-14    15-17    18+    

Location: Scotland-wide    

#IncludED in the Main?! is ENABLE Scotland’s national conversation about the reality of educational experiences for young people in Scotland who have learning disabilities.

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Learning Lessons

Young people's views on poverty and education in Scotland

Report Theme: Education & Learning    

Author: Children and Young People's Commissioner Scotland    Save the Children    

Year Evidence Completed: 2014    

Size of Study: 501-1000    

Age range: 11-14    15-17    

Location: Scotland-wide    

This report sets out the key messages from a joint study by Save the Children and Scotland’s Commissioner for Children and Young People to examine young people’s views on how to better support young people experiencing poverty to achieve at school – and in life.

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Lead the Way

Scottish Youth Parliament Manifesto 2016-2021

Report Theme: Rights    

Author: Scottish Youth Parliament    

Year Evidence Completed: 2016    

Size of Study: 5000+    

Age range: 11-14    15-17    18+    

Location: Scotland-wide    

The Scottish Youth Parliament (SYP) represents all of Scotland’s young people. Our vision for Scotland is of a nation that actively listens to and values the meaningful participation of its children and young people. Our goal is to make this vision a reality, in order to ensure Scotland is the best place in the world to grow up.

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Everyone Has a Story Overview Report

"...it starts with listening to their story."

Report Theme: Health & Wellbeing    

Author: Partnership Drugs Initiative    

Year Evidence Completed: 2016    

Size of Study: 101-500    

Age range: 0-4    5-6    7-10    11-14    15-17    18+    

Location: Scotland-wide    

When a child or young person has a parent in recovery from problematic drug or alcohol use, their stories are crucial to understanding, supporting and assisting them to thrive. ‘Everyone Has a Story’ shows us we need to listen more to these stories and how this can be done.

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Our Digital Rights

How Scotland can realise the rights of children and young people in the digital world

Report Theme: Rights    

Author: 5Rights Commission    

Year Evidence Completed: 2017    

Age range: 11-14    15-17    18+    

Location: Scotland-wide    

As a group that represents the views of young people in Scotland, the 5Rights Youth Commission is truly diverse. It is made up of 19 young people aged 14 to 21, from
across 12 different local authority areas in Scotland – covering areas from the central belt to Aberdeenshire, Argyll and Bute, and Na h-Eileanan Siar. We also have a
wide diversity of backgrounds, experiences and abilities. While we all have a different take on the digital world, together we are devoted to making sure all children and
young people are empowered in the digital world by the same rights that we already enjoy offline.

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Everyone Has a Story Component 2

What Practitioners tell us

Report Theme: Health & Wellbeing    

Author: Partnership Drugs Initiative    

Year Evidence Completed: 2016    

Size of Study: 101-500    

Location: Scotland-wide    

This component provides insight into the views of practitioners from a range of disciplines but primarily working with children and young people whose parents have a problem with drugs or alcohol or are in the early stages of recovery. The survey analysis aims to help provide an increased understanding of support and gather practitioner’s views of the needs of the child or young person that could help create a better understanding of the support needs for children and young people whose parents are in recovery from problematic drug and alcohol use.

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Everyone Has a Story Component 4

What the evidence tells us

Report Theme: Health & Wellbeing    

Author: Partnership Drugs Initiative    

Year Evidence Completed: 2016    

Age range: 0-4    5-6    7-10    11-14    15-17    

Location: Scotland-wide    

This component, ‘What the evidence tells us’, provides a comprehensive
summary of the evidence, including formal literature, giving an overview of what we know are the potential protective and risk factors for children and young people. Its aim is to provide an understanding of the existing research and potential gaps that could help us have a better understanding of the support needs for children and young people whose parents are in recovery from drugs and alcohol.

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The Third Sector Role in Early Learning and Childcare in Glasgow

Report Theme: Childcare & Early Years    

Author: Glasgow Council for the Voluntary Sector    

Year Evidence Completed: 2017    

Age range: 0-4    

Location: Glasgow City    

In the White Paper, Scotland’s Future, produced before the 2014 referendum on Scottish Independence, the Scottish Government committed to rolling out “A transformational extension of childcare, giving our children the best start in life, making it easier for parents – especially mothers – to return to work and delivering new job opportunities.” This commitment included a “phased and sustainable” expansion of free childcare entitlement for three and four year-olds as well as vulnerable two year-olds.

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