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LIVE AND LEARN

15 July, 2013

You may remember we invited people to share their stories on how they cope with making a living. This is the first post starting to analyse the findings from this research, starting with how important young people value finding a place…

Eyewitness report: Neo-Nazi March in Lithuania on Independence Day

3 July, 2013

Transnational Activism

Neo-Nazi March in Lithuania on Independence Day.

FROM MISSING THE BUS TO JOINING AN OCCUPATION

28 June, 2013

Transnational Activism

As part of our Making a Living project to use creative methods to explore how young people are coping with making a living, we recently announced an exciting opportunity for you to have your work showcased at our award winning festival! We have created a…

BORROWING FROM THOSE WHO CARE

19 June, 2013

Transnational Activism

One of the findings we’re starting to uncover from our Making a Living survey on what support young people access the most and that they value the most is that it’s their family that they go to first for practical…

Creating imaginary characters

26 March, 2013

Transnational Activism

We know that identifying different types of unmet needs and capabilities can make use of customer segmentation techniques. But how about combining the data to reveal new needs & patterns, could these help create personas or characters people could relate…

“Stop Precarity: Act Democratically!”: Analyses and Reflections on a Week Filled with Exchanges of Ideas Surrounding the Themes of Job Instability and Democracy Both Inside and Outside of Europe

26 February, 2013

Citizens Rights, Transnational Activism

Exchanges of Ideas Surrounding the Themes of Job Instability and Democracy Both Inside and Outside of Europe.

Between Translation and Action – New forms of political mobilisation

9 May, 2012

Transnational Activism

The awakening of a new form of political consciousness faces many challenges, but there are two crucial ways that many of these challenges can be understood: as a problem of translation, and as a problem of action.

LIVE AND LEARN

Eyewitness report: Neo-Nazi March in Lithuania on Independence Day

FROM MISSING THE BUS TO JOINING AN OCCUPATION

BORROWING FROM THOSE WHO CARE

Creating imaginary characters

“Stop Precarity: Act Democratically!”: Analyses and Reflections on a Week Filled with Exchanges of Ideas Surrounding the Themes of Job Instability and Democracy Both Inside and Outside of Europe

Between Translation and Action – New forms of political mobilisation

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