Young People In Focus

SHARING THE JOURNEY
Training resource with DVD
Saskia Neary with Camelot Foundation, Young People in Focus 2006
PRICE REDUCTION: Previously £55.00

What is good about this pack is how it enables the process to begin from scratch without the need for external trainers and a wealth or participation knowledge.

Young People Now

A unique practical guide for decision-makers on how to involve young people in the organisation's work. The pack features real-life DVD clips of the Camelot Foundation's participation work. The young people devise and present a major national awards programme (4Front). The pack features support material and exercises that will help any organisation concerned with young people take the first steps towards making youth participation a reality in its own work.

ISBN 978 1871504 736

ACTION FOR A CHANGE:
An activity pack on young people and social change
Will Ord and Don Rowe, The National Youth Agency and Citizenship Foundation 2003

Split into six sections looking at different aspects of social action. This book is particularly useful in helping young people think about: the rights and responsibilities of citizens; the nature of politics and the importance of democracy; the opportunities to bring about change in society; the role of the media; and global interdependence.

80pp

Nubian Jak Board Game

This game raises awareness of issues of gender and identity amongst black young people in society. It can be used by parents, teachers and in a variety of settings which consider self-development and awareness of anti-discriminatory feelings held by society.

For 2 - 24 players, it can be either played in singles, involving 2-8 players or in teams of 3 with each Jak represented by a player.

WORKING WITH GANGS AND YOUNG PEOPLE
A toolkit for Resolving Group Conflict
Jessie Feinstein and Nia Imani Kuumba, Jessica Kingsley 2006

An excellent toolkit for practitioners whether or not they are working with high-risk young people. The activities will enable young people to understand what is going on in their lives and to positively take control of the decisions and issues that affect them. It is practical, can be photocopied and gives practitioners materials, support and inspiration needed to engage young people who are involved in gangs. It presents flexible activities and strategies to run either two-hour or one-day workshops and will be indispensable to anyone involved in working with this under-supported group.

137pp