Generation Change
@genchange
Welcome to the age of giving a damn. We want to make social action a normal part of growing up for all under 25s to create a #socialpurpose driven society.
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http://www.generationchange.org.uk/ 08-01-2013 09:41:54
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A really valuable #iwill campaign (old) report from Generation Change with a useful framework for assessing how organisations use evidence to drive programme quality: youthimpact.uk/publications/i…
This represents a really valuable addition to @YouthImpactUK 's practice development offer, and we are excited by the opportunity to build on the work of Generation Change, and take the programme onwards into its next phase of life. youthimpact.uk/news--events/i…
So pleased that the fantastic Impact Accelerator developed by Generation Change has now transferred to @YouthImpactUK - it will enable them to expand it across the youth sector and is such a great legacy for our collaboration Dr Tessy Ojo CBE Michael Lynas Jennie Butterworth Matt Hyde @Lotte_IWill
Delighted to work with David Reed Jenny North and colleagues to make this a reality. A privilege for us @YouthImpactUK to take the Impact Accelerator onwards.
Really exciting to be here at a Founders and Coders workshop developing an idea from our Hackathon to create a web platform that helps educators to quickly find quality local social action projects. #systemschange
Being part of the Generation Change Impact Accelerator was hugely beneficial for our team UK Youth. We were delighted to contribute to this #iwill campaign (old) report and share how the process is helping us continually improve. #impact #learning #partnerships
This thread, and the report, are good food for thought for funders of #youthsocialaction this Friday. There's a potential framework for funders to use in thinking about where to target their support, and what it should be backing. Thanks @YouthImpactUK and David Reed
This is a tragedy and part of why I helped set up Generation Change. The good news is: young people today care more about social issues than any generation before them, are more likely to volunteer, and want social purpose careers. There is a future here. unherd.com/2019/12/why-do…