Policy in Play
Policy in Play bridges the gap between research and real-world impact, exploring how policies, evidence, government action, and nonprofit initiatives intersect to enhance child well-being.Each episode features thought-provoking conversations with expert guests, bringing…
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What meaningful participation looks like for children and young people (opens the original)
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In this episode of Policy in Play, Mayar Yousef Bader and Hala Yousef Bader from the Universal Education Foundation Children’s Advisory Group share their experiences of engaging in dialogue, expressing their perspectives, and contributing ideas within their communities. The conversation explores the importance of creating spaces where children and young people can participate, the role of intergenerational collaboration, and how listening to young people can strengthen the decisions and environm
How can young people shape the systems around them? with Yuval Degani and Dror Cohen (opens the original)
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In the first episode of the new season, we explore meaningful youth participation with Yuval Degani and Dor Cohen from the National Student and Youth Council of Israel. Together, we discuss how young people are engaging in decision-making, working alongside policymakers, and creating change in their communities. From school councils and civic engagement to a national youth-led survey exploring young people’s experiences, this conversation highlights what happens when young people are not only he
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