Lessons from the Pandemic: How Policymakers Can Best Support Volunteering
Volunteering was one of the few good news stories from the pandemic. Read four policy takeaways on how to support its future, by Eddy Hogg
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Cost of Living Crisis: Testing the Resilience of Volunteers
Read moreA range of factors cast doubt on the nature and level of the volunteering response we can expect when tackling our cost-of-living crisis
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Scalable Mental Health Interventions for Children and Adolescents
Read moreAcademics from the Schleider Lab for Scalable Mental Health discuss what factors and challenges policymakers need to take into account and overcome when looking at rolling out interventions
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Barcelona’s Experience in Encouraging Youth Employment to Overcome the Effects of Covid on the Labour Market
Read moreRaquel Gil, Barcelona’s Commissioner for Employment and Policies Against Precariousness, writes exclusively for IPPO Cities on the city’s initiatives to encourage youth employment, training, and access to skilled jobs.
