This Anti-Racism month, check back in on our 8 Steps to inclusive youth work
Hello John,
I hope this find you well.
March is Anti-Racism Month, and with the increase of far-right agitation and greater levels of racism circulating on social media young people are more exposed than ever to racist narratives. With this in mind, our 8 Steps to Inclusive Youth Work ([link removed]) resource is designed to support youth work organisations to build the best responsive, diverse and inclusive youth settings.
Find out more in our blog post >> ([link removed])
The 8 Steps resource ([link removed]) can help your youth work setting:
* develop a set of indicators to measure yourselves against
* set goals to work toward
* deepen your practice to be as inclusive as you can be.
Woven into the everyday practice of youth organisations, the 8 Steps clearly and concisely explains how to bring a responsive, inclusive, equity lens into the work.
Find out more in our blog post >> ([link removed])
If you have questions or feedback about the resource, please get in touch John, I'd love to hear from you.
All the best,
Anne
Anne Walsh
Equality and Intercultural Programme Manager
National Youth Council of Ireland
3 Montague Street, Dublin 2
P.S. Here's the link again to the 8 Steps resource ([link removed]) with additional audio and visual supports.
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