What makes a successful engagement project for young people
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We want to know about your ideas of successful engagement and participation processes –i.e. projects that aim to get people’s opinions/ help people to influence decisions/consult people.
To find this out, we've created 3 questionnaires -one for young people, one for youth workers and one for policy-makers.
It would be really great if you could follow the links below and fill in these short questionnaires (Easy: 8 questions, multiple choice)
Young people
This questionnaire is to help us find out about the kind of things that happen in engagement projects which would make you feel that the project was a success and that your involvement achieved something. We want to find out what is more or less important to you.
After our current engagement project (HUWY) has been running for a bit, we can then use this information to decide if it’s successful on your terms.
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Youth workers
We want to know about your ideas of successful engagement and participation processes –i.e. projects that aim to get people’s opinions/ help people influence decisions/consult people. It is likely that you have worked with young people on many similar projects and listened to their reactions afterwards and this is the information that we are looking for.
This questionnaire is to help us find out about the kind of things that happen in engagement projects which (in your experience) would make young people say that the project was a success and that their involvement achieved something. We want to find out what is more or less important to young people in this context.
After our current engagement project (HUWY) has been running for a bit, we can then use this information to decide if it’s successful on young people’s terms.
Questionnaires are now closed
Policy-makers
We want to know about your ideas of successful engagement and participation processes –i.e. projects that aim to get people’s opinions/ help people influence decisions/consult people. We are particularly concerned with processes which aim to get input from young people.
This questionnaire is to help us find out about the kind of things that happen in engagement projects which (in your experience) would make policy-makers feel that the project was a success and that their involvement achieved something. We want to find out what is more or less important to you in this context.
After the HUWY project has been running for a bit, we can then use this list to decide if it’s successful on both policy-makers’ and young people’s terms.
Questionnaires are now closed
More about the HUWY project
HUWY believe that young people are valuable expert stakeholders in current Internet issues like
- cyberbullying, child abuse and child safety,
- freedom of speech and censorship,
- privacy and phishing, security, identity, hacking, e-commerce,
- file-sharing and copyright.
The HUWY project aims to get young people talking about policies and laws which affect the Internet and channel their ideas to governments and parliaments, national and EU using Hub websites. HUWY wants to achieve this through a distributed discussion:
- Young people explore and discuss the themes in their own (online) spaces
- We provide interesting material to support the discussions on Hub websites
- Young people post their ideas on the Hub websites.
- We work with policy-makers to help them find ideas that are relevant to their work
- Policy-makers use young peoples’ ideas and provide feedback by posting comments on the Hubs
