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New research on image curation and body positivity online. Adolescent brain development. And how do young people engage in sports, arts and culture today?
New research on image curation and body positivity online. Adolescent brain development. And how do young people engage in sports, arts and culture today?
Youthscape and The London School of Theology are partnering together to offer a full-time or part-time MTh research scholarship in a youth work related field.
The staff team at the Youthscape Centre for Research develop the Centre's projects and programmes, as well as publishing and speaking on their work widely. They are supported by our Advisory Board, volunteers and academics across the UK.
A recent Netflix show focusses on the destructive reality of Coercive Control. This article explores this subversive form of psychological manipulation, how young people might be affected by it, and what can be done to help.
07 Aug, 2019
What does ‘hope’ look like for young people – what difference does it make? How can youth workers learn from a theologically grounded vision of hope?
17 Jun, 2019
New statistics confirm that one in five young women reported self-harming. SelfharmUK’s Jess Whittaker explores the factors that motivate self-injury and how loved ones can help.
10 Jun, 2019
An overview of research currently in progress at the Centre, including calls for evidence and opportunities for participation.
In-depth interviews with 16 young people revealed very little curiosity about religion, faith and God, as well as important clues as to why that might be.
Our survey of 2054 churches revealed a lack of confidence and resources when it comes to providing youth work compared to children’s work.
