We’ve got our next working group meeting on Friday and having had a lot of input concerning equalities during our recent Staff Conference I’m looking forward to seeing how we’ve progressed from the last meeting and where we might end up.
For those colleagues reading who are interested in working with lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning [...]
Read Full Post »
Posted in India, Social Media, Youth - General, young people, youth, tagged mobile phone, mobile technology and young people, residential youth work, Social Media, young people and mobile phones, youth work, youth workers on March 5, 2009 | 7 Comments »
One of my key learning points from the weekend that we have just run is the impact that mobile technology now has on young people and how different this is to my own experience, not only as a young person but also as a youthworker. When I was younger you either arranged to meet up [...]
Read Full Post »
Posted in Blogs, Social Media, china, young people, tagged balance, blogging, Blogs, china, crisis management, reflective tool, video, young people's blogs, youth workers on November 3, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Well, I’ve more or less had the final blogs through from China and thought I’d just share my initial thoughts about how we’ve used this tool so far for this experience. We will be ongoing with the blog (hopefully) in the future but it’s been a real learning experience for all involved and I have [...]
Read Full Post »
Posted in Social Media, young people, youth, youth provision, tagged Social Media & Youth Work, social networking, young people, youth provision, youth work, youth workers on September 9, 2008 | 11 Comments »
Recently I’ve been having a look at some Social Networking Sites that colleagues have set up and came across an interesting conundrum (or at least I thought it was!). A youth provision had set up a Bebo site that has attracted a reasonable number of young people. I looked around the site and then thought I’d [...]
Read Full Post »
Back in January Tim Davies wrote a post 7 Reasons why Youth Workers should be blogging. One of the comments from an individual studying youth work in Bristol was:-
“im currently in my 2nd yr studying youth work at uni. part of the course rightly involves students meeting together outside uni to discuss, support each other, time [...]
Read Full Post »