Your guide to training, events, vacancies, and opportunities across the youth sector this November
Your guide to training, events, vacancies, and opportunities across the youth sector.
** November 2023
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Hello John,
I hope you're keeping well.
Below you'll find your usual round-up of opportunities, updates, and events from across the youth sector, including everything you need to get ready for this year's One World Week festival ([link removed]) !
All the best,
Sarah
NYCI
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NYCI News
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Upcoming training, deadlines, and calls
* B4U DECIDE Training ([link removed]) Nov 8
* Youth Arts SPEAKS – Call to Participate ([link removed]) deadline Nov 10
* North-South Youth Work Partnering Opportunity ([link removed]) Nov 8
* EU Funding Opportunities for Youth Arts Projects ([link removed]) Nov 14
* Networking and capacity building event for youth workers working with young Travellers ([link removed]) Nov 16
* One World Week 2023 ([link removed]) Nov 20 - 25
+ Testing the Water: Sharing Stories of Water ([link removed]) Nov 20
+ A Youth Worker Quest: Thinking, Talking, and Doing Youth Work ([link removed]) Nov 22
+ Young People’s Committee: Dear Poverty ([link removed]) Nov 24
+ Youth Summit: Making Connections ([link removed]) Nov 25
* Responding to Disclosures & Informing Parents/Guardians ([link removed]) Nov 21
* Creative Access: Seminar to support emerging artists and youth arts practitioners from minority and marginalised backgrounds ([link removed]) Dec 4
* Racial Justice Training ([link removed]) Dec 5
* NYCI National Conference 2023: A Vision for Youth Work ([link removed]) Dec 8
Remember to check out our News Feed ([link removed]) for regular updates. Read our most recent update >> ([link removed])
Connect with your Community this One World Week!
Numbers for our in-person One World Week events this year are limited, so make sure to register as soon as you can! We have events for young people and youth workers alike, and we’d love to see you there.
Find out more and register >> ([link removed])
Youth Arts SPEAKS – Call to Participate
Are you aged 18 to 25 and passionate about youth arts and creativity? Join our Youth Arts Speaks group and have your voice heard!
Find out more >> ([link removed])
What does Budget 2024 mean for young people and youth services?
In Budget 2024 we called for a total package of €264m to address challenges facing young people including the cost-of-living crisis, accommodation shortages, youth homelessness and the need for increased youth work supports.
Read full analysis >> ([link removed])
Youth Homelessness Figures
The number of people aged 18-24 accessing emergency accommodation in Ireland was 1,510 last month, almost a 20% increase on the 1,263 young people facing homelessness at the same time last year. We are renewing calls for the National Youth Homelessness Strategy to be properly funded and implemented.
Find out more >> ([link removed])
ESRI report sparks call to end youth rates of minimum wage
On 2nd November, we welcomed the publication of an ESRI-Low Pay Commission report on Sub-Minimum wages in Ireland, saying the report provides further impetus for the abolition of sub-minimum rates of the minimum wage for young workers.
Find out more >> ([link removed])
** Member News
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BelongTo: Stand Up Awareness Week
November 6th - 10th is Stand Up Awareness Week! This week focuses on encouraging post-primary schools, youth services, and Youthreach centres in Ireland to take a stand against homophobic, biphobic, and transphobic bullying.
Find out more >> ([link removed])
YWI: Connecting You App
Connecting You is an interactive app for young people that allows then to very quickly find information on services and issues relevant to them. The app was launched at the Infonomics: Facts Matter conference hosted by Youth Work Ireland and Youth Work Ireland Tipperary which took place on October 4th and 5th in Ballykisteen, Co Tipperary.
Find out more >> ([link removed])
ECO-UNESCO: Eco Week
Taking place over 13th - 17th of November, ECO-UNESCO are hosting ECO Week of FREE events dedicated to promoting a sustainable future. From understanding the significance of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to delving deep into climate change, biodiversity, and marine conservation, young people will be equipped with the knowledge and tools to make a positive impact
Find out more >> ([link removed])
VSI: Youth for Climate Justice Project
VSI are looking for young people aged 18 - 25 to take part in their free Youth for Climate Justice project at the end of November!
Participants will meet for interactive and informal workshops on climate justice, both online and in-person in Dublin.
Find out more >> ([link removed])
Foróige: Vaping Research Report
Foróige Sligo, in partnership with the North West Regional Drug and Alcohol Task Force (NWRDATF) and Mayo, Sligo and Leitrim ETB (MSLETB), commissioned research to understand the impact that vaping products have on children and young people in Ireland through listening to their direct experiences of vaping.
Find out more >> ([link removed])
VSI: In-person Meetup
Join VSI at their in-person meetup on Saturday, November 25th! It will take place in Dublin from 14:00 until 16:00. Each month, a VSI volunteer hosts a workshop on a relevant topic of their choice, usually related to VSI's values of social justice and sustainability. For anybody interested in volunteering, meetups offer a casual space to learn about VSI and the opportunities available, and to meet like-minded people.
Find out more and register >> ([link removed])
Gaisce: Future Generations Climate Justice Conference
This November, Gaisce – The President’s Award will host Future Generations: A Gaisce Climate Justice Conference in celebration of One World Week (18-25 November). One World Week brings together people from diverse backgrounds, around the world, to recognise the difference we can all make to build a more sustainable future.
Find out more >> ([link removed])
Is your organisation an NYCI Member?
As well as advocating on your behalf, NYCI provides advice, networking and development opportunities, and expert training in all areas of youth work, including child protection, development education, equality, arts, health, and more.
Find out more ([link removed]) >> ([link removed])
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** Vacancies
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IPRT: Governance and Administration Officer ([link removed])
Foróige: Youth Officer, Programme Coordinator, and more ([link removed])
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** Other Youth Sector News
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Professional Youth Work in Ireland: An Occupational Study
Aidan Farrelly, a doctoral student in the Department of Applied Social Studies, Maynooth University is undertaking a research study to develop an occupational profile of youth workers in Ireland. This will explore topics such as education and training, pathways into the profession, job titles, roles and responsibilities and rewards and challenges.
Register interest >> ([link removed])
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