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The Youth Work Common Room Podcast Channel on YouTube

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The Youth Work Common Room is developing a podcast series on Youtube.  Make sure you subscribe, like and share to raise profile as we get ready to release #youthwork and #informaleducation content to support practice development.

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Use the contact us form or comment on the YouTube channel to suggest content, direction and what you want to see and hear in this space.

Remember to register in The Youth Work Common Room members area so that you can contribute and connect with the field on topical areas of youth work and informal education.

Visit the YouTube channel HERE 

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Podcast Channel Youth Work Common Room : Published 24 September 2024

Advertise in The Youth Work Common Room

You can now advertise in The Youth Work Common Room and improve reach to a youth work audience.

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Do you have jobs, event or campaign to promote? Advertising through The Youth Work Common Room website and Social Media feeds may be a perfect way for you to market and advertise.

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Use the Contact Us form or email to discuss advertising rates.

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Advertise in The Youth Work Common Room : Published 11 September 2024

By Any Means Possible (BAMP)
Podcast Resource

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BAMP Podcasts : Published 11 September 2024

By Any Means Possible (BAMP!)

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Youth Focus North West have become the archive for the podcast resource, a series of insightful narrative podcasts from Sally, Mary and Janet.

More on the BAMP project from the creators:

"During lockdown, a group of older women who had worked, or are working, in Wigan Youth Service from around the 1980's, got together over Zoom to look at how their stories could be recorded to document their experiences and promote youth work.

Everything from growing up in working class communities, the limitation of resources and how reflection of the struggles and joys of working with young people." 

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The podcast series is invaluable and recognises the journeys and pathways, challenges, successes and captures real life stories to support a reflective consideration of practice today and the development made, alongside the more we have to do!


The Apple Podcast link to the resources is via the following link;

ACCESS HERE

for contact with the BAMP team, please use the following email address

bampww011@gmail.com

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National Youth Agency Launches
Youth Work Week
Monday 4th to Sunday 10th November 2024

NYA YWW24: Published 4th September 2024

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 The National Youth Agency has announced the dates and theme for Youth Work Week 2024.

"A Right To Youth Work For All: Delivering Positive Futures For Young People"

'The Art of Youth Work' focus invites youth centres and youth provision to showcase their work alongside young people though the arts as a medium on the run up to #YWW24 providing opportunity to showcase the amazing work that take place using youth work and informal education.

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NYA have provided campaign and publicity guidance on the website

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The link to the National Youth Agency Information on #YouthWorkWeek24 can be found HERE

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Federation for Detached Youth Work Regional Conference : Evolution
19th October 2024

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The Federation for Detached Youth Work will be holding a regional conference. The booking link for the conference is below.

 

Mike Collyer (Vice Chair FDYW) invites you to the second West Midlands Federation for Detached Youth Work conference, focusing on the theme of “Evolution.” This year, we will explore how our communities have transformed over time, from vibrant street art to diverse shops and poignant memorials.

As detached youth workers, we face the challenge of integrating our efforts with the dynamic changes in our communities. How can we help young people feel connected and understand what community means to them? What does community look like for the youth we serve?

Join us on 19th October at Conegrye Art Centre from 10:30 am to 4:30 pm as we delve into these questions and more. The morning session will feature two keynote speakers, followed by afternoon workshops covering topics such as:

Bringing fun into our work with young people
Assessing risks in our work
Hearing from young people about their experiences with detached youth work
Ticket Information: You can purchase your ticket on the day using debit/credit card or cash. Alternatively, you can use the Eventbrite link below to secure your ticket online:

Eventbrite Link: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/evolution-regional-conference-tickets-956515582857?aff=ebdsshsms&utm_share_source=listing_android

Fed Conference News: Published 3rd September 2024

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