🎙️ New Podcast Mini-Series: Inequalities in Focus As part of our Disruptive Voices series, this mini-series invites you to engage in thought-provoking conversations with UCL researchers & interdisciplinary experts who are tackling some of society’s most pressing inequalities. 🎧👇https://bit.ly/42x2Rqv

The widespread closing of youth clubs during the 2010s, driven by government austerity measures, led to falling educational performance and increasing rates of youth offending. The long-term…

The majority (64%) of young adults in Britain say they have experienced mental health difficulties, with a third (32%) expecting to need support in the coming year, according to polling commissioned f...

For young people living in seaside towns year-round, there’s little to do – and youth services are crumbling.

For young people living in seaside towns year-round, there’s little to do – and youth services are crumbling.

For young people living in seaside towns year-round, there’s little to do – and youth services are crumbling.

And how it could change politics

Annual first release of graduate outcomes data for 2021/22.

The Newcastle Youth Studies Centre is a collaborative group of researchers who work with young people to understand their lives, and the social, cultural, and economic forces they are living in.Too of...

In an occasional series, professor Philip Cowley offers a political science lesson for The House’s readers. This week: votes at 16

16- and 17-year-olds will be able to vote in all elections as part of changes including easier voter registration and a crackdown on foreign interference

Co-producing research with young people presents contradictions and challenges. Reflexive and relational spaces are essential to exploring and addressing these. Reflecting on the evolution of our co-p...

<p>This year-long project from the Guardian’s <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/environment/series/seascape-the-state-of-our-oceans">Seascape</a> series will be reporting on the lives of young peop...

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There is an increasing military presence in children and young people’s lives in the UK.

Elaine Chase will explore the gaps between the lived realities of young people arriving in the UK seeking asylum alone and the UK’s immigration and welfare policies.

The PSA Young People’s Politics specialist group addresses various questions within contemporary and historical contexts related to young people’s political participation, such as:What does ‘politics’...

Five adverts have been banned by the ASA following our investigation into fake cardigans.

You are invited to join us for a panel discussion, followed by a managed Q&A session

In this webinar, explore the new data available from Next Steps, learn why this national cohort study of millennials is such a valuable research resource and...

6.30pm Tues 20 May | Lelia Green, Jessica Ringrose, Kim Sylwander, Giselle Woodley | Free public event at LSE

The latest findings of Young Lives, a unique longitudinal study led by the University of Oxford, highlights how persistent inequalities and global crises are impacting the lives of young people in

The Raising the Nation Play Commission, a year-long independent inquiry into why play is critical to the wellbeing of children in England, publishes its Interim Report, ‘State of Play’. The Commission...

Join us as we explore how to better engage disadvantaged young people in education

This short online course, taking place over two days, provides an introduction to the Growing Up in England (GUiE) dataset. It will be administered online by...

Welcome to the 146th edition of The Week in Polls (TWIP) which cannot quite tear itself away from looking at how The Times reports polls, but this time at least it is a report from that paper about a…

Mark your diary for an exciting event during Children’s Mental Health Week 2025!

We are delighted to announce that the Evidence Synthesis Hackathon will be taking place at UCL in London from 6th to 8th May 2025! We’ll be bringing together a focused group of evidence synthesis and ...