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New ideas: Heidegger and youth ministry. Big picture: Child poverty stats. Learning from co-research with young people.
New ideas: Heidegger and youth ministry. Big picture: Child poverty stats. Learning from co-research with young people.
We’re going to take a moment at the end of each working week, to ask you a few short questions about what is going on for you. It will be super quick – three minutes at most – and it will only ever be three questions.
In April 2019 Youthscape were awarded funding from the Co-op Foundation to run a research project with young people, exploring the links between youth loneliness and youth social action. Here’s what we found.
Head of Research Lucie Shuker breaks down the results of our new weekly survey designed to hear how youth leaders are doing in the midst of COVID-19.
30 Mar, 2020
Our 2017 report No Questions Asked found a lack of spiritual curiosity in young people. Head of Theology Phoebe Hill revisits the research to ask how its insights should shape youth work today.
11 Mar, 2020
Youth leader Paul Beautyman explains how reflective journaling – a rich theological tradition – provided stillness and solace in the midst of crisis.
Our survey of 2054 churches revealed a lack of confidence and resources when it comes to providing youth work compared to children’s work.
An overview of research currently in progress at the Centre, including calls for evidence and opportunities for participation.
Here at Youthscape, we seek to bridge the often disconnected worlds of academic theology, research and on-the-ground youth ministry.
