Reports
The Education Recovery Youth Panel
This report details learning experiences and shifting priorities for learners, and suggestions for change in the medium-long term recovery period.
This report details learning experiences and shifting priorities for learners, and suggestions for change in the medium-long term recovery period.
The aim this report is to explore the barriers that children and young people face to engaging with live music and co-produce solutions that enable better access to live music experiences to support their mental health and wellbeing.
This report consists of children and young people to share their views on the pandemic. It demonstrated that young people have ideas and solutions to key problems in society and adds further weight to the need to create a space for them to be involved in driving forward change. Moving forward, the findings can be used to support better policy and practice.
This report consists of children and young people to sharing their experiences and ideas in relation to COVID-19 restrictions and their easing.
This report is aimed to better understand the needs of young people (age 13-21) in relation to Scottish heritage by involving participants in the co-design of a creative output.
The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) says that every child has the right to be heard in decisions that affect them. Many young people were unable to vote in the 2016 […]
In 2019 Crown Estate Scotland commissioned Children in Scotland to deliver a consultation exercise with children and young people, regarding Crown Estate Scotland’s Draft Corporate Plan 2020-23. From November 2019-January 2020, the views and experiences […]
“Any action for young people should be carried out by young people – or at least with their interests and ideas in mind”
We are a group of young people who care about making a difference
10,000 Voices ran in Dumfries and Galloway for the duration of 2018, and is the largest collection of young people’s views in the region, with all participates aged between 10 and 25.
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