Social Inclusion

Social inclusion is a transversal objective of all youth policies.

Both the EU and the Council of Europe youth policy strategies prioritise social inclusion, especially of young people who experience multiple types of disadvantages and discrimination based on their ethnic or socio-economic background.

The Youth Partnership has been working on this objective since it was established, firstly through educational materials such as Tkit 8 on Social Inclusion of young people to Youth Knowledge Books, policy and youth work activities.

Activities

Symposium Navigating Transitions (2022)

Perspectives on Youth seminar: Young people’s autonomy (2022)

Resources

Evaluation of participant inclusion levels within the EU Youth Dialogue, by Dr Dan Moxon, supported by Ondrej Barta

Research on social inclusion of young people and digitalisation (2020)

Youth Knowledge Book 27 Young people, social inclusion and digitalisation. Emerging knowledge for practice and policy (2021)

Tkit 8 on Social Inclusion (2017)

Review of the documents on young people’s access to rights and non-discrimination: A Desk Research Study (2021)

Youth services during the Covid-19 pandemic – a patchy net in need of investment (2022)

Young people’s financial capability. Taking care of your finances is taking care of yourself (2022)

Emerging trends in coworking spaces among young people (2021)

Access to independence and housing exclusion (2021)

Young people’s right to assemble peacefully. A mapping study, in preparation of the first review of the recommendation CM/Rec (2016)7 (2016)

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