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2020 Youth Voice Census Report launches on 23 June
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Youth Employment UK will be hosting an online event on 23 June to mark the launch for their 2020 Youth Voice Census Report. This is an opportunity for you to hear from key members of their team and young people as they discuss the key findings.
The Youth Voice Census provides an important view of the world, as young people are experiencing it. It ensures that young people’s voices are heard by those working to support them, including policy makers, employers and educators.
The 2020 findings could not be more important in the current climate and Youth Employment UK are working hard to ensure that they, and fellow organisations, can support young people during these difficult times.
Tuesday 23 June 2020
12:30 – 13:30 BST
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Led by our Commissioner, Sam Freidman, the report sparks discussion about the unwritten rules to progression. It’s an example of the UK Civil Service taking the lead on #SocialMobility; acknowledging what more needs to be done and showing others how they can follow suit.
At the #LaunchEvent we’ll discuss the findings of the report and what it means for social mobility.
The event will be chaired by Sandra M Wallace, interim Co-Chair, Social Mobility Commission. Joining her on the #panel is:
• Professor Sam Freidman, Social Mobility Commission
• Nik Miller, Bridge Group
• Louise Ashley, Royal Holloway, University of London
• Dr Dave O’Brien, The University of Edinburgh
• Bernadette Kelly, Department for Transport (DfT), United Kingdom and Social Mobility Champion in the Civil Service
• Alex Thomas, Institute for Government
See you there!
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