Hosted by HUDL Youth Development Agency · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 10 episodes
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HUDL Up explores stories from across the HUDL Network, where we hear from young leaders, practitioners, and partners shaping a fairer future: one project, one conversation, and one connection at a time. Holding space for real stories, shared power, and collective change. Visit https://www.hudl.org.uk for more information about how you can get involved.
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Keji and Floree return for Episode 10 to bring the first series of HUDL Up full circle. After opening the series with their own journeys and connection to HUDL, they reflect on the conversations, projects, teams and them
Show notesIn this episode of HUDL Up, we explore what it really means to navigate transitions with Dan Seifu and Melanie (Mel) Da Silva Pinto. Dan reflects on his journey from the first cohort of the Involving Young People’s Colle
Show notesIn this episode of HUDL Up, we explore what happens when young people transition from participating in youth programmes to designing and delivering them. Betty Mayo, Kimberly Garande, Louis Peters, Teian Roberts and Thal
Show notesIn this episode of HUDL Up, we explore what it really means for young people to share power in grantmaking and how trauma-informed practice can shape the way those decisions are made. Suranne, Phoebe, Ladajah and Fatima
Show notesIn this episode of HUDL Up, we explore the journey of the Future Communities Collective: from its beginnings, to its impact, and to what comes next as members transition on. Louise Snelders from the Co-op Foundation is j
Show notesIn this episode of HUDL Up, we explore what joy, care and belonging actually look like in practice. Dan, Shirley and Chelbi from the Involving Young People’s Collective (IYPC) join our host Keji to reflect on how three y
Show notesIn this episode of HUDL Up, we explore the story behind the Involving Young People Collective (IYPC): how it began, why it matters, and how it’s influencing the way major funders work with young people. Catherine Hillis,
Show notesIn Episode Three of HUDL Up, we turn our focus to HUDL’s Debate Club and hear directly from the young people who helped shape it from the very beginning. Co-hosts Keji Okeowo, Director of HUDL, and Koby Ofosu, a member o
Show notesIn Episode Two of HUDL Up, we’re joined by Dan, Sam, Shirley, and Thalia from the Involving Young People Collective (IYPC) to explore what it truly means to involve young people in decision-making. Together, they share t
Show notesIn this debut episode of HUDL Up, Keji Okeowo, Director of HUDL, and Floree Zama-Neagra, a Senior Associate at HUDL, take us behind the scenes to explore how HUDL began and how it’s developed over the last eight years. K
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HUDL Up is hosted by HUDL Youth Development Agency. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 10 episodes.
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