The ENGAGED Youth project relies on a strong quantitative evidence base that helps us understand how youth take part in their communities and wider society. This data is collected through the international Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) study, which include survey data from more than 50 countries. Through this study material, we measure a…Continue reading How Do We Measure Youth Engagement?

The ENGAGED Youth consortium recently had the pleasure of visiting our consortium partner, Osmani Trust, in London. Osmani Trust is both a valued consortium member and part of the project’s Living labs network, which plays a key role in connecting research with real-world youth engagement practices. The consortium gathered in London for a consortium meeting…Continue reading ENGAGED Youth Consortium Visits Osmani Trust in London